India’s Services Model is Splitting. Which Side are You Building For?

Through partnerships with CAISI and the UK’s AI Security Institute, authorities will evaluate advanced AI systems across their lifecycle to strengthen safety, reliability, and public trust.

OpenAI claims that the model can reduce hallucination in law, medicine, and finance while maintaining low latency.

The DRISHTI platform, first being deployed in Prayagraj, will use offline facial verification and tamper-proof digital attendance records for Indian Railways’ 1.2 million-strong workforce.

The state-run lender has set aside ₹700 crore to ₹800 crore for cybersecurity this year, more than 50% above last year’s level.

AI is not eliminating India’s technology services industry—it is bifurcating it. The roles that absorb millions of annual hires are contracting. The roles that govern, challenge, and take accountability are growing in number. Organizations that fail to distinguish between these two trajectories will find the market has repositioned them.

The new firm will help mid-sized companies deploy Claude inside core operations, targeting businesses without large in-house AI teams.

Pathfinder will test whether hyperspectral imagery and AI workloads can be processed directly in space using onboard GPUs and India-built language models.

Mission Drishti combines optical and radar imaging on one platform, giving the Bengaluru startup an all-weather Earth observation capability.

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Masayoshi Son’s proposed US robotics venture could seek a valuation of up to $100 billion as SoftBank looks to fund its widening AI infrastructure push.