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EY India launches customised fine-tuned LLM to enhance AI adoption in BFSI sector

EY India has developed a 'Customised Fine-Tuned LLM' tailored specifically for Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector, promising to revolutionize customer service and operational efficiency. (Photo: X)

Infosys: Banking Sector Lacks Unified AI Strategy

New research published by Infosys reveals contradiction in AI adoption across banking and financial services firms

Navigating super trends: Bank of Singapore's Ranjit Khanna on AI, geopolitics and Asia's rise

Bank Of Singapore's Ranjit Khanna discusses how geopolitical landscapes and technological advancements are impacting investment strategies

Madhya Pradesh Government Aims to Make Indore a No-Traffic Signal City with AI Innovations

The Madhya Pradesh government aims to transform Indore into a no-traffic signal city using AI for smarter traffic management and reduced travel times.

Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison claims AI-RAN first for Southeast Asia

Collaboration between operator, tech provider and artificial intelligence leader looks to accelerate innovation and commercialisation across the globe with AI in radio access network.

AI hardware 7month
UnionBank champions AI-driven future at inaugural Sonai 2025

AT the Philippine Global AI Council's 'State of the Nation in AI (Sonai)' congress, Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank) showcased its leadership in AI-driven innovation to enhance customer experience,

Cybersecurity 7month
What will it take for India to become a global data centre hub?

Data centres are key to India's digital economy, especially in the age of artificial intelligence, but will strain the country's already scarce resources.

23% Indian business implemented AI, 73% to adopt artificial intelligence tech in 2025

Twenty-three per cent of Indian businesses have already implemented AI, surpassing other survey markets, while 73 per cent expect to expand AI use in 2025, well above the survey average of 52 per cent,