India’s startup engine has never been short of money or talent. The resource it still rations is patience, the capital willing to wait out the decade that real invention takes.
India’s enterprises are encrypting data against a threat they have already crossed. The window to act is not opening. It is closing.
The final paper in a joint MIT Sloan Management Review India and Infinite Uptime series finds that weak validation prevents industrial AI outcomes from being measured, trusted and scaled.
The proposed $300 million round could value Sarvam AI at $1.5 billion and mark a rare big bet by an Indian IT services major on a domestic AI startup.
Artificial intelligence is accelerating change across industries and geographies. 'AI Dispatch' tracks the week’s key developments in the fast-evolving global AI landscape.
