Mohit Pandey

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Mohit Pandey

Accenture just reported $1.5 billion in generative AI bookings for Q3FY25, and Indian IT should be paying very close attention—if they aren’t still busy “AI washing” their earnings calls. The global consulting giant beat Wall Street expectations with $17.7 billion in revenue—an 8% YoY rise—despite a weak bookings quarter. The reason is clients are paying real money for real AI. The firm saw $1.5 billion worth of bookings for generative AI-led transformation.

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Mohit Pandey

At just eight years old, many children are already using ChatGPT. By the time they turn 18, they’ll be stepping into a job market where AI is no longer just a tool—it’s the competition. In fact, several young kids in school are so eager to get ahead that they are skipping lunch to learn ‘vibe coding’, as noted by Anton Osika, founder of Lovable. We often speak of generative AI as the future of work, with leaders offering a mix of optimism and concern.

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Mohit Pandey

It is not new that a language is slowly abandoned by its developers, given the rapidly changing world of coding, an unforgiving job market, and the influx of AI coding tools. Facing that fate now is Perl, with developers moving on to modern alternatives, driven by poor readability, shrinking community support, and an aging ecosystem. Posts from Reddit, LinkedIn, and technical blogs paint a grim picture for the once-popular scripting language.

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Mohit Pandey

LTIMindtree has launched BlueVerse, a new business unit offering a comprehensive suite of AI-driven services designed to help companies adopt and scale AI across operations. The initiative is aimed at turning AI from a concept into real business value by streamlining development and deployment for enterprises. The BlueVerse ecosystem includes over 300 specialised AI agents across industries and functions, all built to work seamlessly within existing systems.

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Mohit Pandey

Indian investors will tell you, without missing a beat, that AI is India’s moonshot moment. Scroll through LinkedIn, and you’ll find VCs and tech entrepreneurs posting AI threads, doling out advice to startups and developers alike. But while they’re pitching AI-first funds and championing “India’s decade,” their kids are quietly packing their bags for Boston, London, or Toronto.