Generative AI is forcing universities to rethink teaching, examinations and the skills students must retain as machines become capable of producing academic work. #AI Read more »
India GDP growth at 7.8% is strong, but private investment, jobs, inflation and the West Asia shock will determine whether it lasts. #GDP #Economy Read more »
India’s 1991 economic reforms lifted growth and opened markets, but weak industrial policy left manufacturing and jobs lagging. #1991economicreforms #economy Read more »
India has expanded disability rights and accessible infrastructure, but courts are still pushing for enforceable standards. #disabilityrights Read more »
Models absorb human creativity without consent, then label human-directed work as machine-made, creating a troubling double erasure of authorship. Read more »
India’s venture capital market is recovering, but large global cheques are moving towards AI, chips and deep tech where Indian firms still lack scale. #venturecapital Read more »
India’s BBB sovereign rating reflects a strong economy and stable policy, but S&P says weak public finances and high debt remain the main constraints. #creditrating #economy Read more »
Robotic blood draw devices could ease staff shortages, but Aletta's arrival puts patient choice, supervision and liability under scrutiny. #robot Read more »
Fights over multiculturalism and gender are hiding the core of the Australian people’s despair — rising income inequality. Read more »
India-Canada trade ties are picking up, but CEPA must build institutions strong enough to withstand future diplomatic disputes. #CEPA #Canada Read more »