For the last two years, AI has become very good at talking about work. Ask it how to run a market study, and it gives you a structured plan. Ask it how to design an operations workflow, and it explains the logic beautifully. Ask it how to analyse competitors, and
Money hasn’t stopped moving. Salaries still hit bank accounts on time. Credit cards still swipe. UPI payments still clear in seconds. On the surface, the financial system looks exactly the way it did a few years ago. But underneath that familiar flow, something fundamental has changed. Decisions that were
If you walk into any college hostel at midnight, you’ll still see phones glowing in the dark — but the activity on those screens has changed. Instead of doom-scrolling through Instagram reels or sending half-asleep snaps, many students are deep in conversation with an AI companion. It sounds unusual until
Classrooms today look much the same as they did a decade ago: desks in rows, a chalkboard or whiteboard at the front, a teacher speaking, students scribbling notes. On the surface, nothing has changed. But beneath that familiar exterior, a silent revolution is unfolding. Around the world, students are increasingly
For nearly twenty years, search barely evolved. We typed keywords into a box, hoping Google’s algorithm would decode our intent. The result was always the same: a stack of blue links, an ad or two masquerading as organic results, and an endless maze of SEO-optimised pages that existed more
In February 2025, Humane quietly pulled the plug on its much-hyped flagship, the AI Pin. The start-up sold key assets — including its software platform, patents and team — to HP for US $116 million. What once promised to be a screenless smartphone-killer is now considered by many a cautionary tale in
Back in 2008, the App Store changed everything. Suddenly, people who had never written a line of code were downloading apps that solved everyday problems — and developers who built those apps became overnight millionaires. Today, we’re living through that moment again. But this time, the shift is happening 10
For years, the AI story was simple: bigger models, bigger data centers. Most companies run powerful AI in the cloud and send user data to those servers. Apple is changing that script. With Apple Intelligence, it’s pushing much of the AI work onto your iPhone, iPad, and Mac — keeping
Text-to-video is no longer a distant dream; it has become the most exciting race in artificial intelligence today. Two names are leading this charge: OpenAI’s Sora and Runway. And the real question we’re all trying to answer is simple — who will control the future of video creation? Will
Imagine building a full-fledged web app simply by chatting — no long nights of coding, no plumbing backend servers, no wrestling with deployment. Just you, an idea… and a prompt. That’s exactly the leap the Swedish startup behind Lovable claims to deliver with its latest version: Lovable 2.0. If
If you’ve ever wished your audio files could magically turn into clean transcripts, structured insights, and neatly separated speakers — AssemblyAI is pretty much that magic mirror for sound. From podcasts to meetings to livestreams, it transforms raw audio into actionable intelligence. Unlike basic transcription tools, AssemblyAI doesn’t just
Earlier this year, Microsoft quietly dropped something that could change how we create visuals forever — MAI Image 1, its first in-house AI image-generation model. If you’ve used Copilot to generate images before, you were actually relying on OpenAI’s DALL-E behind the scenes. That meant Microsoft was pushing the