Experts predict a future where AI agents outnumber humans in corporate settings, fundamentally reshaping higher education, career paths, and enterprise workflows.

A new research paper by IIT Madras suggests artificial intelligence will reconfigure specific tasks rather than eliminate entire jobs, urging workforce readiness and strategic adaptation.

India's overall employability has climbed to 56.35 percent in 2026, driven by a surging demand for artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and advanced digital skills.

India's second-largest IT services exporter, Infosys, has cut its full-year sales growth outlook as macroeconomic headwinds cause clients to delay discretionary technology spending.

New findings from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike reveal that malicious hacking groups are utilizing artificial intelligence to scale cyberattacks and circumvent safety guardrails.

Major financial institutions are locking out third-party AI agents as unauthorized bots begin accessing customer accounts and executing independent financial actions.

Eminent thinker Swami Sarvapriyananda argues that rapid AI advancements may pose the fourth profound blow to human ego, following Copernicus, Darwin, and Freud.

Artificial intelligence tools boost homework performance but cause a 17% drop in closed-book exam scores, AI pioneer Andrew Ng cautions.

As artificial intelligence sweeps through global enterprises, a specialized engineering role blending technical mastery with client engagement is offering packages up to Rs 1 crore in India.