Stanford University

Indian Entrepreneur@indianentrepreneur

Anand Mahindra says India still has a strong shot at AI, even without leading in advanced chipmaking or foundational models. He made the point in a post on X on Tuesday.

Global investors are returning to Indian stocks partly because the country is less tied up in the AI rally, he noted. He also cited a Stanford ranking that puts India third worldwide on AI vibrancy.

He believes the biggest wave of AI apps and enterprise rollouts may still be ahead, and that India's software talent and large home market give it a strong position.

Science Channel@thesciencechannel

Bleached coral, brought back to life by a touch.

Stanford researchers paired bleached coral fragments with healthy, genetically identical ones. Where the two touched, helpful algae crossed over within 3 days, and every bleached fragment fully recovered in 7 weeks. Fragments kept just millimetres apart died.

#ocean #biology #coralreefs

Source: ScienceDaily