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Most Indian Firms Are AI-Enabled, Not AI-First
Indian enterprises are embedding AI faster than almost anyone. Weak data, lagging governance and untouched operating models are turning that speed into an expensive illusion of progress.
Indian enterprises are embedding AI faster than almost anyone. Weak data, lagging governance and untouched operating models are turning that speed into an expensive illusion of progress.
Addverb CEO Sangeet Kumar told Bloomberg the company wants to rank among the world’s top 10 robotics firms within five years.
Automation is pushing India’s global capability centers beyond routine work and into product development and intellectual property creation, executives told Reuters
The company’s new policy blueprint argues that advanced AI will test energy infrastructure, labor protections and welfare funding long before governments are ready.
LinkedIn leaders Ryan Roslansky and Aneesh Raman argue that curiosity, courage, creativity, compassion and communication will define who stays relevant as AI spreads across the workplace.