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AI can provide every child with a personalised tutor that speaks their mother tongue, adapts to their pace, and presents ideas through tailored pathways

Next revolution will come from smaller models, specialised models, reasoning systems, neurosymbolic AI, edge AI, agentic workflows.

When the idea of soul is reduced to data, something essential to being human is quietly erased

India’s educational system needs an urgent, fundamental reset to encourage creativity and innovation and to avoid AI-generated slop

AI is now forcing a reckoning, because the playing field has shifted, and for the first time in centuries, India has the tools to build its own future

The competition will not be won by those who build the largest models, but by those who design intelligence that works under real-world constraints

When systems are built for hundreds of millions of people, efficiency becomes mandatory, inclusion critical, and cost discipline the engine of innovation

The reality is that progress will come from solving real problems, not from joining the race to build the next giant model

Code maintenance, bug fixes, integration, testing, documentation — this was what made the global giants. But these functions are being swallowed by AI systems

India would benefit from launching a national initiative dedicated to building domestic capability in agentic AI

If the country can empower its children to become fluent in the language of AI, to master these tools instead of fearing them, then it will gain a decisive competitive edge

Instead, it is racing to catch up on foundational models, which is yesterday's opportunity

The same technologies that disrupt governments also empower visionaries in the most unexpected places. 

By combining the wisdom of ancient texts with cutting-edge AI, India could unlock breakthroughs in philosophy, science, and medicine

Marbella, Spain: Silicon Valley recently got a rude awakening - from China. Turns out, AI innovation isn't exclusive to overpriced lattes and hoodie-wearing billionaires. DeepSeek used older chips, less energy and homegrown talent, proving that AI breakthroughs don't require massive resources, just smarter engineering.

India doesn’t need Silicon Valley’s playbook. It has the creativity, vision, and talent to write its own story of innovation.