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Why India’s AI strategy is betting on smaller models

By Ankur Edkie, co-founder and CEO, Murf AI A voice agent can understand a customer perfectly and still deliver a poor experience. If it takes too long to respond, struggles with an interruption or mispronounces a name, the interaction breaks down. In a real-time conversation, intelligence is only useful if

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‘AI is not an artist’ — Mass Effect 1 and 2 composer shares his stance on AI replacement in video games, says ‘Machines can never be artists as they aren’t human’

* Original Mass Effect composer Jack Wall shares his stance on AI in video games * Wall believes the tech shouldn't replace human creativity, and "as long as it’s a creative tool to get you going, it’s fine" * He adds that "Machines can never be

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Lessons From Tech’s Diversity Disclosures

The tech industry’s publication of workforce diversity data, now a largely abandoned practice, shows that real change requires more than declarations. Victor MarshNovember 12, 2026Reading Time: 14 min Summary: Google first published its workforce diversity data in 2014. That disclosure, set in motion by the late civil rights leader

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ServiceNow takes aim at CRM switching costs with Autonomous CRM Engine - will the status quo shift?

Last year ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott told diginomica that in the age of agentic AI, CEOs are now demanding ‘software losers’. This felt like a big shift for the vendor, which historically has said that platform competition in the enterprise didn’t need to be a zero sum game and