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AI coding agents: OutSystems opens its platform to Claude Code
OutSystems has opened its platform to external AI coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Kiro — letting them design apps while it generates the code. We look at the inversion, and the claim it rests on.
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Physical AI: Inner Sky Labs’ Safety-First Robot Stack
Inner Sky Labs, the maker of the Miko robot, has launched a full physical AI stack with an independent safety layer, Kavach — and is closing a ₹300 crore round. We look at what it proves, and the gap between language safety and physical safety.
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India Government Data Quality: Fix Data Before AI
A new TBI report argues India must fix fragmented government data before scaling AI, citing a 4–7% welfare-leakage estimate. We trace that number to NITI Aayog — and to the exclusion the savings figures leave out.
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Private AI: what Accenture and Dell’s new group really signals
Accenture and Dell have formed a business group to sell private and sovereign AI. There is no disclosed revenue commitment, the economics hold only at high utilisation, and the reference customer is itself a partner.
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Voice AI in India’s BPM sector: what the Nasscom-Krisp report really shows
Nasscom and Krisp say India’s voice AI market is moving from pilots to production, with 61% reporting over 20% cost cuts. Independent Indic speech benchmarks show why the multilingual claim is harder than it sounds.
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New Relic: AI Observability Meets the Cost Wall
New Relic has launched Infrastructure 360, a new interface for correlating cloud configuration changes with incidents. The problem is real, but the “half of outages” statistic it leads with has been overtaken — and the observability market has turned into a cost problem.
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Content provenance: can AI be trained on licensed culture?
Eros Innovation and Innovate UK Business Connect are funding content provenance tools for cultural AI. The question is real and now regulated by the EU AI Act. The sponsor’s headline claim — a $3bn “independently valued” dataset — is weaker than it sounds.
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AI skills gap: what an IIT certificate programme can and cannot fix
IIT Roorkee’s Continuing Education Centre has opened Batch 5 of its Applied Data Science & AI certificate, at about ₹1.77 lakh with GST. India’s AI skills gap is real and measured — but the evidence suggests the shortage is of people who can ship AI, not people who have studied it.
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Enterprise Java: what AI is doing to the estate nobody can see
AI workloads, a per-employee Oracle licence and code nobody can see are squeezing enterprise Java estates. Here is what the numbers show, and where the claim that Java is becoming AI’s control plane runs ahead of the evidence.
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Enterprise AI Governance: authority moved, accountability didn’t
Thoughtworks surveyed 3,200 CIOs and found authority over AI distributed across the business while accountability stayed with central IT. Independent research from EY, OneTrust, ABBYY and Grant Thornton tells the same story.