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DigiHaat gives small sellers AI power in ecommerce for wider reach

DigiHaat rolls out AI tools to help small-town sellers list, price and deliver products online, deepening access to ecommerce via ONDC

In an AI world, the edge is in storytelling: A tool to bridge the gap

As AI floods workplaces with data, companies are turning to storytelling as a critical leadership skill to cut through noise and connect with audiences

India is very uniquely placed in AI tech capability, says Jason Graefe

Microsoft's Jason Graefe says India's AI strength lies in multilingual innovation and SaaS roots, positioning startups to build globally scalable solutions

Indian women ready for AI-focused roles, say it is helping careers

95% of women in tech are ready to shift to AI roles, with many seeing it as a pathway to leadership despite gaps in representation and real-world opportunities

Deloitte South Asia COO dismisses AI job loss fears, pushes for upskilling

Dismissing widespread fears that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will lead to massive job displacements, Deloitte South Asia Chief Operating Officer (COO) Nitin Kini said the consulting giant's ongoing drive to hire 50,000 professionals across India is heavily focused on upskilling employees to solve "higher-order" business problems. In an interview with PTI, Kini outlined Deloitte's aggressive expansion and investment strategy in the country, revealing upcoming plans to launch a Quantum Centre of Excellence (COE). Addressing concerns that the firm's massive 50,000 hiring target would be affected by AI automating manual tasks, Kini noted that Deloitte does not view AI as a tool to "disintermediate" layers of the workforce, but rather to unlock efficiencies. "I do not think job losses are the way. It is about upskilling and making sure that we can solve higher-order value problems with emerging tech," Kini said. The firm has already trained nearly 30,000 of its people on AI, with anoth

Telangana to explore AI tax to offset job losses, says CM Revanth Reddy

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has said the state government is exploring policies to tax AI companies to compensate people who may lose jobs due to automation. In a virtual address to an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Symposium of Harvard Kennedy School in the US on Friday night, he described AI as a "double-edged sword", warning that risks could outweigh benefits if not managed early. "We will also try to bring policies similar to those on pollution, where polluting industries have to pay for carbon credits we will try to introduce laws so AI firms can be taxed for people credits," said Reddy, who recently completed a five-day leadership programme at the Harvard Kennedy School. "It is only fair that our companies with trillions of dollars of valuation compensate people and society whose jobs are lost," he said. Drawing parallels with earlier technological shifts, the CM said machines have eased manual work rather than replacing it. "AI will change the scope of work for

Is the use of old Hindi songs lazy advertising or a masterstroke?

Brands are reviving old Hindi songs to spark nostalgia and trust, but can retro appeal truly build lasting brand equity in the age of AI-driven advertising?

OpenAI's Adult mode for ChatGPT may have been shelved indefinitely: Report

OpenAI may have indefinitely shelved ChatGPT's Adult Mode, as internal concerns over ethics, user safety, and technical limitations outweigh its potential engagement gains

SoftBank secures $40 billion loan to boost OpenAI investments

SoftBank secures $40 billion bridge loan to deepen OpenAI ties and scale AI investments, signalling an aggressive push in the global generative AI race

TCS gains 2% in weak market; stock among ICICI Securities top IT picks

In the past year, TCS's share price has plunged by 34 per cent, compared to a 4.6 per cent fall in the BSE Sensex.

Vivo V70FE with 7000mAh battery to launch in India on April 2: What we know

Vivo V70 FE is set to launch in India on April 2 with a 200MP camera, 7000mAh battery, and a 6.83-inch 1.5K OLED display, along with an AI photography suite

QED Investors plans $250-300 mn investment in India fintech space

QED Investors plans to invest $250-300 million in India over two fund cycles, focusing on AI-driven fintech opportunities in fraud, compliance and voice applications

India tech spending growth to dip slightly in 2026: Forrester report

India's tech spending growth is expected to ease slightly in 2026 but remain among the highest in Asia, driven by cloud adoption, AI investments and data localisation trends

AI as a relationship tool: Improving communication or creating distance?

Artificial intelligence may help people respond better, yet over-reliance could erode trust, intuition, and genuine emotional connection

E-commerce firms shift hiring to engineering, AI as demand rises 35%

E-commerce and quick-commerce firms are prioritising engineering, AI and operations talent, shifting away from expansion-led hiring to build resilience, fulfilment precision and digital capability

What are AI tokens and why China is winning the global pricing race

AI tokens are not just a technical unit but the basis of pricing, as companies charge per token, making every prompt and response a measurable cost in global AI competition

Reddit may ask you to verify if you are human, bots to be labelled: Details

Reddit is updating its platform with bot labelling and limited human verification prompts, while continuing to focus on user anonymity

Samsung Browser is now on Windows with Perplexity-powered AI assistant

Samsung brings its mobile browser to Windows PCs with cross-device syncing, Samsung Pass support and AI features designed to handle browsing, search and tab management

FII's India allocation unlikely to change in the near term: Rajat Rajgarhia

For FII's, the favored markets over last two years have been countries that were beneficiaries of new age tech and artificial intelligence (AI), he said.

Experienced Claude users better at harnessing AI tool, says Anthropic

Report highlights uneven global usage, with India users focusing on coding and academic tasks while experienced users develop strategies for better outcomes