An investor memo describing Pronto as a ‘data business leveraging its workforce’ has pushed a Bengaluru pilot into one of the earliest public tests of India’s new data protection regime.
India’s component makers are adding factory robots in growing numbers, but the payoff now depends on skills, process discipline, and production data that managers can actually trust.
Across Indian enterprises, AI pilots are multiplying — and stalling. The bottleneck is rarely the model. It is the organization that deployed it.
India’s AI adoption is ahead of schedule. Its accountability architecture is still catching up.
The home-services startup says the pilot is opt-in and limited, but reports on household recordings for physical AI have raised questions over consent, surveillance and data use.
India’s national cyber incident response body warned that AI is shrinking the time attackers need to find, weaponize and exploit flaws in critical digital systems.
Automation is pushing India’s global capability centers beyond routine work and into product development and intellectual property creation, executives told Reuters
The Vatican’s first major AI intervention frames artificial intelligence as a test of power, accountability and institutional oversight.
The Ahmedabad-based company will work with TECO Fuel Cell Technology to localize fuel cell systems for data centers, transport and maritime use.
The economic value of enabling technologies like quantum computing emerges when early users explore and test potential applications.
