What Would CEOs Let AI Decide Tomorrow?

LTM will lead the rollout of Microsoft 365 Copilot across the L&T Group as the conglomerate expands enterprise AI adoption.

Twenty-six Meta employees allege that AI-assisted layoff systems penalized workers who took protected leave or sought disability accommodations.

The southern state has announced plans for what it says will be India’s first government-led AI university, alongside an incubation hub for researchers and startups.

The leak of nearly 19,000 files linked to India's largest nuclear power plant has put contractor security and third-party risk under scrutiny.

IBM said customers redirected budgets towards scarce AI infrastructure, delaying major contracts and prompting Chief Executive Arvind Krishna to concede that the company moved too slowly.

Google DeepMind’s chief said AGI could arrive within a few years and proposed pre-release testing for the most capable AI models.

TCS will run passenger-processing, cybersecurity and AI-driven systems at the new international terminal, which is due for completion by 2030.

Nasscom says widespread AI use is masking gaps in technical depth, judgment and independent problem-solving.

Today, the question isn’t whether AI can make executive decisions. It’s about which decisions CEOs should always make themselves.

More than 90% of insurers’ exposure to AI agents may sit in policies that neither clearly cover nor exclude the technology.