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AI isn’t one-size-fits-all. In this candid Two Cents conversation, we unpack how different stakeholders use AI and how developed and developing countries are chasing different goals.

Join us as we discuss what the chamber of secrets hold for us in the world of Artificial Intelligence.

Why do those at the top stay quiet when it matters most?

Mentorship is necessary in any kind of set up in life. But what kind of mentorship should one look for in these different set ups? And should they allow breach of confidentiality?

Join us as we dive into candid conversations on governance and leadership in the corporate world.

What was in the emails that were being exchanged between an unidentified figure and the CEO of NSE? How bad can it be right? Well…it was bad.

This case is about the lapses found in the governance of the biggest financial institution of the country? What were these lapses? Who was this unknown figure the case kept referring to? Tech stories, business, simplified

What were the final directions passed against the exchange and its leadership? What responsibilities did the exchange fail to uphold? Who was ultimately held accountable? And what penalties followed? #business #techstories #podcast

In episode 1, we talked about what NSE is and what co-location means. In episode 2, we opened the hood of the system and saw how market data travelled to the trading members. In episode 3 we answer the biggest question: Was the system actually rigged? Or was this just a misunderstanding of technology? And more importantly - what did SEBI actually find? #business #techstories #podcast

Entering the hood of NSE Colocation.

Imagine you’re running a race. But before the whistle blows, a few runners are already one step ahead. Not by meters. Not by seconds. By milliseconds. Would you call that fair?#nse #stockmarket #trading #business #technology

What happens when the house of trades seems to be rigged?

Imagine getting a call from someone you trust. They sound urgent. Stressed. Maybe scared. They ask for money. Or information. Or access to something important. You don’t question it because the voice sounds exactly like them. But today, AI can clone voices. Fake videos. Create news that never happened. Influence elections. Leak private data. Even make decisions faster than humans can control. And...

We are done asking 'what if', it’s time to look at the 'what is' and see exactly how the world has already been rewritten. Real Companies. Real Stories.

Imagine a ghost. It lives in your house. It monitors your sleep. It drives your car. It guards your bank account. It does your work... and some say, it’s slowly coming for your job. And right now, it is listening to this podcast with you, analyzing the audio to recommend what you should listen to next. That "ghost"? That’s the AI of today. It’s no longer just a research paper or a sci-fi...

The AI story isn’t all glitz and glamour and billion dollar valuations as we see today. Hidden behind the headlines taking over like a tsunami today are stories of bold promises, spectacular failures, crushed dreams, long “AI winters,” and unexpected breakthroughs that changed everything. #inforush #aiexplained #artificialintelligence #business #technology #tech #techhistory #chatgpt #googlegemini...

Machines learn 3 things: patterns, patterns and patterns and we’re going to break down how machines learn these patterns, who teaches them and can things go wrong?

An army of Sci-fi robots taking over the world and ending humanity. A computer geek coding to build the next big thing from Silicon Valley. But here’s the catch. AI doesn’t think. It doesn’t feel. It doesn’t even know it exists. So here’s the puzzle - How does something that doesn’t think, end up thinking for us?

This series is all about demystifying AI - how it works, why it matters and what it means for all of us.

Now presenting Series 1 | India Inc Loading: Byte by Byte as a movie covering all episodes without any interruptions!

By the 1990s, India’s IT industry had matured but it was about to hit the global stage in a big way as the digital countdown to chaos began.

By the early 1980s, India had found its edge - lower costs and a workforce fluent in English, and it seemed India had finally secured a lane on the global technology highway. But that didn’t mean the road was smooth.

When we talk about India’s software boom today, we imagine start-ups, code, campuses and global clients. But rewind to the 1950s and 60s and here’s the twist: There was no Indian software industry.

India was locked in a tense standoff with a multinational giant, and a country trying to assert control over its own IT destiny. 

India’s first attempt at self-reliance in technology had hit a wall. IBM wouldn’t play ball, early regulations backfired and the government was learning the hard way that ambition alone wasn’t enough.