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  • Studio Blo appoints Shekhar Kapur as chairperson of board of AI ethics

    Shekhar Kapur has been appointed as the Chairperson of the Board of AI Ethics & Creative Stewardship at Studio Blo. He will guide the studio's work at the intersection of AI, storytelling, and ethical content creation. Kapur's experience will help Studio Blo use AI responsibly and explore new approaches to filmmaking, potentially creating a new genre of AI films.

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  • Dream sports, Microsoft join forces to expand gaming footprint in India

    Dream Sports and Microsoft have partnered to enhance India's gaming market, leveraging Dream Sports' extensive user base and Microsoft's AI expertise. The collaboration, announced at WAVES 2025, aims to publish Microsoft's gaming titles locally and develop AI-driven gaming experiences tailored for Indian gamers. This initiative taps into India's booming $3.8 billion gaming market, which boasts 600 million gamers.

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  • AI set to disrupt pricing models for business communication services

    Call centers are transitioning from pay-per-seat models to outcome-based pricing as AI adoption reduces manpower costs. Companies like Infobip and Tanla Platforms are experimenting with bundled pricing for multi-channel conversations, incorporating AI agents to automate workflows. While AI use cases are initially costlier, customers are willing to pay a premium due to the significant value created.

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  • AI is not a threat to human creativity but a powerful ally, say tech leaders

    At the World Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES) 2025 in Mumbai, tech leaders emphasized that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a powerful ally for human creativity rather than a threat. Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen highlighted AI’s role in enhancing Indian creators’ capabilities, noting its impact on media, design, and regional language storytelling.

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  • ‘With the rise of AI, we’re seeing an increased need for human skills’: Kelly Jones

    Cisco prioritizes talent and workspace, transforming hiring with AI. The India site is vital, marking 30 years. Skill development in cybersecurity and AI is amplified. Human skills like critical thinking are increasingly important. Hiring processes are being revamped for better data and employee experience. Diversity hiring in the US does not affect India, as Cisco focuses on inclusive hiring.

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  • With second GCC, Walmart looks to build tech muscle

    Walmart is significantly expanding its tech footprint in India, leasing nearly 465,000 sq ft of office space in Chennai for a new global capability centre. This follows a major lease in Bengaluru, solidifying India's role in Walmart's global tech strategy. The Chennai facility, accommodating 4,500 employees, will focus on key tech functions like AI and cybersecurity.

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  • AI to have low impact on Indian jobs: IT Secretary S Krishnan

    AI may not significantly impact India’s organized-sector jobs as it might in the West, due to fewer white-collar jobs at risk, according to S Krishnan, Secretary, MeitY. He noted AI can boost productivity in sectors like manufacturing and agriculture through sensor and IoT integration. Also, the DoT and MeitY are developing an indigenous mobile chip key to India's self-reliance vision.

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