Sanjay Sahay

AI innovation, research and products apart, chips and compute will be the gamechangers. The ‘Compute Heat’ or desperation is already being felt. The historic $38 billion partnership between AWS and OpenAI will immediately enable OpenAI to run its advanced AI workloads on AWS’s powerful cloud infrastructure. This multi-year deal provides OpenAI with access to hundreds […]

The third annual 2025 Wharton Human-AI Research and GBK Collective report finds generative AI (Gen AI) rapidly becoming an enterprise staple, moving beyond novelty. Today, 82% of enterprises use Gen AI weekly, embedding it in IT, Marketing, and Operations functions. Its daily use is sharply rising, transforming workflows from data analysis to content and legal

Chinese scientists have invented a new analog chip that processes calculations directly through its circuits instead of using digital binary code. This chip operates up to 1,000 times faster than high-end Nvidia GPUs, currently being widely used in AI training. It consumes about 100 times less energy while maintaining high precision, overcoming past analog limitations.

Bihar is hotting up for Elections 2025, but unfortunately whosoever wins is immaterial as one thing is for sure that there would be only loser and that in bold letters is BIHAR. In the last 35 years of Jungle Raj and Sushasan as it is euphemistically called, people could barely experience ease of life and

AI browsers like Comet act as intelligent assistants that browse, read, and interact with websites on behalf of users, offering convenience beyond traditional browsing. They can handle tasks such as summarizing content and filling forms automatically. However, these advanced features come with hidden security risks that turn the browser into a potential attack vector. The

The AI industry’s insatiable energy appetite led to urgent quests for hardware innovation, and Extropic’s new thermodynamic sampling units (TSU) represents a bold leap in this direction. These chips trade brute precision for probability-driven computation—potentially slashing energy costs by a staggering 10,000x for AI model inference. The change in the economics of scaling advanced AI

This has been the company to watch for quite some time now. NVIDIA’s breakthrough to a $5 trillion market cap marks a historic pinnacle in global corporate history, underscoring the company’s dominance in the semiconductor and AI hardware sectors. This milestone reflects NVIDIA’s pioneering role in fueling the AI revolution with its powerful GPUs, which

Anthropic’s recent launch of Claude for Excel marks a pivotal shift in AI-assisted data workflows. Unlike ChatGPT and Copilot, which serve as external agents, Claude is embedded within Excel’s native environment through a sidebar. This enables it to analyze formulas, interpret cell data, and modify spreadsheets dynamically—ushering AI from mere text generation to authentic spreadsheet

Three high-profile suicides in Belgium, Florida, and California have spotlighted the peril of emotionally charged relationships with AI chatbots. Each tragedy involved a victim who, in times of isolation, confided in systems never meant to handle mental crises. In Belgium, a man’s eco-anxiety was compounded by an AI confidante; the chatbot’s prompts deepened despair rather

The latest international report on North Korea’s cyber activities was commissioned in response to soaring global losses from crypto hacks and remote job infiltration, threatening the integrity of financial systems and digital commerce. The initiative was spearheaded by the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team, including the U.S. and allied partners, determined to expose Pyongyang’s evolving playbook

If all the LLMs had all the knowledge possible on this earth, what would then be the differentiator, some technical, functional and business nuances apart. Three years of LLMs have proven that if we need the next AI level to happen, Now compulsorily, it’s time for AI to get wedded to the domain. OpenAI’s newest