A Mumbai startup founder said that he cancelled a job offer worth ₹22 LPA after finding a candidate’s derogatory comments targeting religious communities.
A Bengaluru CEO said that India has a “talent problem” because applicants for a backend engineering role at his startup used AI for simple coding tasks.
Perplexity AI co-founder Aravind Srinivas announced a new feature that will allow users to schedule tasks on the popular instant messaging app WhatsApp.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that AI won't replace human coders but will serve as a powerful partner to enhance the capabilities of human programmers.
Sridhar Vembu suggested that governments across the world should improve economic policies so that people can buy low-priced AI and robot-made products.
The London startup was not utilising any AI technology but hired Indian developers who manually wrote the code based on customer requests, posing as AI.
After Sarvam AI, India has selected three more startups, Soket AI, Gan AI, and Gnani AI, to build home-grown AI foundational models under India AI Mission.