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Future of Knowledge Work Summit 2026: Six reasons business leaders should be at the eventAs organisations move from AI experimentation to enterprise-wide adoption, business leaders need practical insights into implementation, pr...- ‘The Nvidia case can help us limit East India Company-like practices’Stanford professor Fred Turner argues that Silicon Valley's culture, shaped by Cold War computing research and the 1960s counterculture, ha...
- In 2023, 1,800 volunteers classified simulated neutrino events from Antarctic ice data; 128,000 assessments helped scientists compare human judgments with AIIn a remarkable feat in 2023, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory harnessed the efforts of 1,800 participants to classify simulated neutrino e...
- His grandfather died of pancreatic cancer: This Hyderabad startup founder is using AI to develop a personalised cancer vaccinesHyderabad-based biotech startup PopVax, founded by Soham Sankaran, is developing AI-powered personalised cancer vaccines using mRNA technol...
- Redefining corporate leadership and enterprise growth with CFOs and CHROsThe role of CFOs and CHROs is shifting from basic management to high-level strategy. Today’s business leaders need to stay flexible and bri...
- Who sent $2 bn military equipment to Iran past US blockade? More than 5,000 agenciesIran has developed a clandestine network involving over 5,000 agencies to import military equipment and evade sanctions. This network funct...
- India is addressing Wall Street’s favourite ‘elephant’ in the room to its own advantageThe Indian government has identified 762 potential applications of artificial intelligence across 62 ministries and departments, spanning f...
- Physical AI needs strict safety boundaries and interpretability: TorqueAGI founder Ashutosh SaxenaThe Palo Alto based physical AI startup counts Rackhouse Venture Capital and Trucks Venture Capital as early backers and has active collabo...
- Arise, awake, let the caffinati into officeIn a bid to boost productivity, companies are on the lookout for workers who thrive without the aid of coffee. Dubbed as caffinati, these i...
- AstraZeneca strikes $40 million AI drug discovery deal with insitroAstraZeneca has entered a collaboration with insitro to explore new treatment options for challenging liver and heart diseases. The partner...
- AstraZeneca strikes $40 million AI drug discovery deal with insitroAstraZeneca has entered into a partnership with insitro to identify treatments for challenging liver and heart diseases. This collaboration...
- As technology and AI reshape the workplace, which skills will define future leaders?In today's evolving job landscape, the importance of interpersonal skills and leadership has surged. Research indicates that qualities like...
- Be mindful, listen, empathise: Is modern life killing our mental health? New findings reveal alarming truths about social isolationWorld Mental Health Day highlights the significance of listening to people with lived experiences of mental health conditions. These experi...
- US state Montana governor pitches India partnerships in quantum, aerospace, biosciences & critical mineralsMontana has a cluster of around 80 quantum and photonics companies, and is keen to work with Indian institutions and firms on research, tec...
- Proofpoint doubles down on India amid rising cybercrimes, calls AI agents the new insider riskProofpoint is stepping up its India focus as AI adoption accelerates and cyber threats become more sophisticated. In an interview with ET, ...
- In 2014, volunteers began hunting for unusual features in particle-collision images; by 2026, over 42,000 had examined nearly 39,000 picturesHiggs Hunters has rallied over 42,000 volunteers to sift through large volumes of images captured by the Large Hadron Collider. These parti...
- Anthropic's IPO pitch embraces AI's promise and perilTo pull off a successful offering that values it at $2 trillion, Anthropic, whose name means "human-centered," will need plenty of mortal i...
- AI is making employees faster, but why isn't it making companies much more productive?Artificial intelligence is helping employees improve their individual productivity, yet overall business performance remains stagnant. Many...
- AI and automation: Are humans making their own brains redundant?As technology continues to advance, many people find themselves leaning heavily on gadgets to handle tasks that were once second nature, su...
- What makes us humanArtificial intelligence increasingly performs human tasks with remarkable speed and efficiency. However, human worth extends beyond mere pe...
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