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Chinese Robodog Row: Wipro Not Like Galgotias, Insists It's Software Firm
A storm has erupted at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 over Chinese robodogs masquerading as homegrown tech. Galgotias University drew sharp criticism for touting Unitree's 'Go2' as its 'Orion'...
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India's Mines Go Smart: AI Trials Target Theft and Safety
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy has unveiled ambitious AI pilots in India's mining industry, aimed at skyrocketing production, slashing theft, and elevating operational efficiency and worker safety....
PM Modi to Inaugurate India AI Expo on Feb 19, Public Access Later
In a strategic shift, the India AI Expo Summit 2026 skips public entry on February 19 due to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's inauguration speech. Electronics and IT Secretary S Krishnan revealed the...
Industry Leaders: AI Set to Transform Indian Economy
At the AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, industry stalwarts on Wednesday painted a bright future for artificial intelligence in India. The third day buzzed with insights on how AI could supercharge...
Why Grokpedia Fails: Wikipedia Founder's AI Critique
At the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales poured cold water on 'Grokpedia'—the buzzword for AI-driven Wikipedia challengers. Labeling it an unviable pipe dream, he...
PM Modi and Google CEO Pichai Discuss AI Future in India
In a significant boost to India's AI ambitions, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Google CEO Sundar Pichai ahead of the much-anticipated India AI Impact Summit 2026. The meeting, which...
Galgotia Robot Row Overshadows India's AI Innovation Boom
The buzz around a controversial robot at Galgotia University's exhibit during the India AI Impact Summit might dominate social media, but experts agree it's a mere footnote in a narrative of national...
$50 Billion Microsoft AI Push Targets Global South Inequality
Microsoft is stepping up to tackle AI's global divide with a landmark $50 billion pledge for the Global South by decade's end. Unveiled Wednesday by top executives Brad Smith and Natasha Crampton,...
Qualcomm's $150M India Fund Targets AI and Tech Startups
Qualcomm, the American semiconductor powerhouse, has unveiled plans to invest $150 million in Indian startups of all kinds, marking a significant step to supercharge the nation's tech ecosystem....