From Google’s billion-user Gemini milestone and Nvidia’s growing role in AI infrastructure to Meta’s vision of personal AI, China’s industrial push and India’s expanding compute capacity, the AI story is becoming much bigger than the race between chatbots. There was a time when keeping up with artificial intelligence was relatively simple. You watched what OpenAI…
The biggest shift in artificial intelligence is no longer happening inside the chatbot window. It is happening in agents, infrastructure, data centres and real-world workflows. For India, that shift could be more important than the race to build the world’s smartest model. For the past three years, artificial intelligence has had a remarkably simple public…
An internal OpenAI testing incident has reignited the debate on AI safety. Yet the bigger story is not about one AI model or one laboratory experiment. It is about how autonomous intelligence is beginning to redefine cybersecurity, enterprise risk and the future of digital trust. When Machines Begin to Act Every technological revolution has been…
Can India Build Global AI Chips—and Is the AI Boom Becoming a Bubble? India’s semiconductor ambitions are often discussed in terms of factories, investments and government incentives. But there is another side to the story. Factories manufacture chips. Intellectual property creates value. As India builds fabrication plants in Gujarat, assembly and testing facilities in Assam,…
Artificial Intelligence is often associated with coding, image generation, or futuristic robots. However, some of the most useful AI tools today are surprisingly practical. They help people write better, organize information, improve communication, and even create presentations without spending hours staring at a blank screen. This week, The Quantiq explores five AI tools that can…
The personal computer has reinvented itself many times. From bulky desktop machines built for word processing and spreadsheets, PCs evolved into multimedia devices, gaming powerhouses, and gateways to the internet age. Yet for much of the last decade, the industry struggled to rediscover its original sense of excitement. Smartphones captured attention, cloud platforms absorbed workloads,…
There was a time when studying Artificial Intelligence at a globally respected institution demanded more than curiosity. It required admission letters, expensive tuition and often the privilege of living close to the right campus or belonging to the right ecosystem. For millions of capable learners, those gates remained distant. But a quiet revolution is underway….
Artificial intelligence may soon reshape the future of work for millions of Indians — not just engineers, but almost every profession imaginable. For decades, digital literacy was considered one of the most important requirements for participating in the modern economy. Governments promoted computer education, businesses encouraged internet adoption and societies gradually accepted that digital skills…
From AI-native devices and video creation tools to battlefield intelligence and billion-dollar consulting ambitions, the global AI race is rapidly expanding far beyond chatbots. Artificial intelligence is no longer evolving as a standalone technology sector. It is rapidly becoming the foundational layer shaping the future of business, defence, communication, productivity and even geopolitics. This week’s…
This editorial is part of The Quantiq’s ongoing series exploring the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, sustainability, economic transformation and the future of civilization. India stands at a fascinating moment in history. Across policy circles, corporate boardrooms, startup ecosystems and global investor forums, the country is increasingly being projected as the next major force in Artificial…
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