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In this article, we will be navigating through the 25 largest economies in the world in 2024.

Google has partnered with actor Sobhita Dhulipala, chef Saransh Goila, gaming creators Mithilesh Patankar and Nischay Malhan as well as comedian Sumukhi Suresh to demonstrate Bards AI usefulness in daily activities. Meanwhile, Samsung recently concluded the GalaxyS24 launch event which hosted a star-studded lineup from both Category A and micro influencers.

OpenAI's chatbot is as popular as ever, but it's not the only AI tool that's drawing in hordes of users every week, according to a new study.

The chief executive said Microsoft will provide 2 million people in India with AI skilling opportunities by 2025, through a new ‘ADVANTA(I)GE INDIA’ initiative. This is expected to help close skills gaps across the nation and strengthen India’s posture in the AI-era, as per the statement.

Satya Nadella Reinforces Microsofts Commitment to Supporting Indias Transformation into an AI-First Nation

Microsoft said that organisations in India are seeing an average $3.86 return for every US dollar spent on AI projects, and more than 150 organisations are already innovating with Azure OpenAI Service across industries such as agriculture, aviation, ecommerce, and fast-moving consumer goods. �� Microsoft Will Help India Become Self-Reliant by Fostering Skilled AI Workforce and Empowering Every Sector and Industry To Transform With Artificial Intelligence: CEO Satya Nadella.

As India embarks on its Artificial Intelligence (AI) journey, Microsoft will help the country become self-reliant by fostering a skilled AI workforce and empowering every sector and industry to transform with AI, the company's Chairman and CEO, ...

Companies like Lenovo are eager to sell PCs with native AI to consumers and workers who bought during the height of the pandemic and are now looking to replace them with AI-equipped PCs.

Addressing concerns about job cuts due to technology, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella pointed out that the current generation of AI reduces the learning curve.  

Part of the difficulty in writing this piece is that we are stuck in something of a dilemma. On the one hand, we do not want to...