Selected Tag: Anthropic
Selected Tag: Anthropic

A Cold Shower for the AI Mania

For now, it is far from clear how widely and quickly AI will be rolled out, and who will profit.

Raghuram Rajan

May 21, 2026 at 5:54 AM IST

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India’s Big IT Claims “AI-First”, Disclosures Show Otherwise

The Nifty IT P/E sits at around 20 times, well below the 28x-to-30x range the sector traded at through much of 2024. This compression tracks the widening distance between what the Big 6 are claiming on AI, and what they are disclosing.

Dev Chandrasekhar

May 18, 2026 at 8:39 AM IST

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When AI’s Loyalties Are Tested: Data Sovereignty, Geopolitics and Energy Intensity

As AI systems power finance, defence and public infrastructure, questions of data control, energy supply and national jurisdiction are turning artificial intelligence into strategic infrastructure.

R. Gurumurthy

March 10, 2026 at 1:03 PM IST

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Trump, Anthropic and the Lesson for India: Build an AI PSU

Anthropic’s clash with Washington shows that AI firms ultimately serve national interests. For India, relying on foreign AI for strategic uses may be a costly mistake.

TK Arun

March 6, 2026 at 12:07 PM IST

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Beyond the Hype: Why AI May Not Deliver as Advertised

AI is being priced as destiny. History suggests technological revolutions travel a slower, more uneven path than markets assume.

V Thiagarajan

March 4, 2026 at 2:26 PM IST

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Beyond the Summit: Why the Government Must Put Money Where Its Mouth Is

AI sovereignty is not about apps or agents. It rests on GPUs, high-bandwidth memory, chip fabrication, political will, and the capital to fund long-term risk.

TK Arun

February 17, 2026 at 11:39 AM IST

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Beyond the Hype: What AI Means for Your Career

As AI tools grow more powerful, fears are mounting that they could disrupt India’s IT-led growth and threaten white-collar jobs. The real question is whether humans and AI will compete or collaborate, and whether India can turn disruption into opportunity.

Nilanjan Banik

February 17, 2026 at 7:07 AM IST

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Indian IT’s AI Reckoning Is Painful but Not Terminal

NIFTY IT has fallen 25%, erasing ₹9 trillion. As AI disrupts billing models, is this capitulation or the start of a deeper reinvention?

Dhananjay Sinha

February 14, 2026 at 5:13 AM IST

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