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The machine age, read at last from India

The world’s AI bookshelf has long spoken with an American accent. In an eight-volume series, IAS officer Dr Manish Ranjan gives the machine age an Indian voice — and gives the anxious general reader what has been missing all along: clarity SendMoney Overseas A strange weather has settled over our conversations. In drawing rooms and departmental canteens, in coaching centres and boardrooms, the same two questions circle endlessly: What exactly is this Artificial Intelligence? And what is it going to do – to my work, my children, my country? The buzz is everywhere;

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Why it matters: Research is moving the AI stack right now, and this update helps explain what changed for builders.

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