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How Do Indian CXOs Actually Build a Culture Around AI?

AI has been inside Indian businesses for years. What changed is the pressure to scale it, show returns, and bring entire organizations along.

AI has been inside Indian businesses for years. What changed is the pressure to scale it, show returns, and bring entire organizations along.

ClimateAi uses machine learning on satellite, oceanic, and atmospheric data to help food and agribusiness companies see crop yield disruptions coming months before they happen. Its customers include Dole, Driscoll's, Suntory, and Oatly. Almost no one outside the industry has heard of it.

With a Quantum Act expected in Brussels this quarter and only 5% of global private quantum capital flowing into European companies, investors are warning the bloc must move faster, on regulation, commercialization, and private funding, before the US and China pull too far ahead.

In a conversation with NervNow, Peeyoosh Pandey, CEO of Hoonartek, argues that the race to deploy AI models is the wrong race.

Global AI product is marketed as multilingual. The research, the regulatory landscape, and the economics of how these models are built tell a more complicated story for Indian deployments.

From sovereign foundation models and GPU clouds to medical imaging and quantum computing, a field-by-field look at the top 20 Indian AI companies in India with the funding, traction, and technical depth to matter beyond this year.

What an AI vendor mean when he say hallucination-free, enterprise-grade, and 95% accurate. How to evaluate AI vendor claims: A technical guide for CTOs and AI leaders

When different AI models, trained by different companies, keep giving you the same answer, that is not a coincidence. In this piece, Chetanya Puri, Senior Machine Learning Engineer at CluePoints, explains why researchers now have a name for it, a dataset to measure it, and evidence that the problem runs deeper than anyone's system prompt.

ksheshkumar Ajaykumar Shah, Founder & CEO, Cogniify.ai, writes on why most enterprise AI teams choose wrong between fine-tuning, prompt engineering, and RAG, and how understanding the right architecture for each can turn AI from an expensive experiment into a scalable business tool.

On International Women's Day 2026, as AI reshapes every layer of the economy, NervNow sat down with Chaitra Vedullapalli to find out what the AI economy gets wrong, and who pays for it.