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Despite its promise, Google acknowledges that AI Mode is still in its early stages and may not always produce accurate results

"We think we are very well placed to be the voice of the Indic internet where content has no barrier and creativity knows no limit," says Siddharth Srinivasan, GTM, India, ElevenLabs

From Google and Amazon to Adobe and Zoho, companies are building more intelligent tools to harness AI's full potential

India's AI market is booming from recruitment and finance to multilingual agents, collaborative innovation is fuelling the next wave of sectoral growth

Startups that can overcome early challenges and build resilient, scalable, and explainable AI systems may still emerge as global success stories

While Magistral puts Mistral in closer competition with well-known reasoning AI models, there are still doubts across the industry about how well current LLMs can actually "reason"

The agreement also mentions the possibility of up to 500 AI-focused startups from Andhra Pradesh being supported in applying to Nvidia's Inception Programme, which offers access to technical resources and business networks

The meeting in Indore focused on encouraging education in Indian languages at school and higher education levels, aligning with the broader goals of the National Education Policy

AI now surpasses human-level performance and realism in multiple areas, including realistic conversations, voice generation, and image creation

Labs operates on a 10-minute self-supervised cycle, using a combination of web browsing, code execution, data visualisation, and file generation to build project assets

The latest version of the R1 model reportedly performs just below OpenAI's o3 and o4-mini, based on evaluations by LiveCodeBench

Nearly 48% of companies anticipate spending over half of their technology budgets on digital initiatives by 2030

"Overdependence on AI becomes a shortcut for thinking, and that's not how companies can be built," Sanjay Varnwal, CEO and Co-founder, Spyne

India's linguistic diversity, regional disparities, and mobile-first user base make SLMs particularly compelling

36% of employees admit to using AI tools not fully approved or managed by IT

If Sarvam's effort succeeds, it will establish India not just as a consumer of AI technologies, but as a co-creator and global leader in AI innovation

"We're not just thinking about how we encrypt data; we're asking whether we can reduce dependency on foreign firmware and build a true root of trust," Golok Simli, CTO of Passport Seva

Part of an early access research preview, the feature is aimed at automating repetitive tasks that usually require human input. This could include entering data into older desktop applications, collecting information from websites, or performing basic tasks like invoice processing

India's electronics manufacturing sector has expanded significantly over the past decade, reaching a value of INR 11 lakh crore. Export figures have also grown, reportedly increasing to over INR 3.5 lakh crore

The system is intended to address some of the common challenges in hydrogen production, such as high costs, energy management, and operational inefficiencies

As per the UDISE 2023–24 data, while 60 per cent of India's 3.3 lakh private unaided schools are equipped with desktop computers, only 21.4 per cent of the 10.1 lakh government schools have the same. Shockingly, just 32.4 per cent of India's 14.7 lakh schools have access to functional computers, and only 24.4 per cent have smart classrooms