For decades, software possessed an economic superpower. Build the product once. Sell it repeatedly. Allow revenue to scale much faster than the physical infrastructure required to...
India may become one of the world’s largest consumers, deployers and implementers of artificial intelligence (AI). But will it own enough of the intelligence it uses?...
What if the essay is getting better while the mind writing it is getting weaker? What if the grade is rising, the polish is improving, the...
What if the most consequential AI announcement of 2026 wasn’t a chatbot update, a foundation model release, or a data-centre mega-deal but a $1.35-billion acquisition of...
How many innocent poor people have spent years in prison waiting for a trial that never seems to arrive? How many wealthy accused persons have secured...
NIIF’s $2-billion first close suggests that the next phase of nation-building will depend not only on how much the government spends, but on how intelligently it...
The Anthropic–Pentagon dispute is not merely a procurement quarrel. It is an early constitutional test of who governs strategically important artificial intelligence when private technological power...
What happens when moving an Indian engineer to America becomes more expensive than building an engineering team around her in India? What if an immigration restriction...