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What Other Countries Could Teach The U.S. About Bringing Down Drug Prices

5 days ago | forbesindia.com | Aimee Levitt

Let’s Make a DealIn the U.S., most prices are negotiated by pharmaceutical benefit managers (PBMs) on behalf of the government and private insurance companies.
How Tennis Superstar Emma Navarro's Father Became Rich On The Backs Of People With Poor Credit

1 week ago | forbesindia.com | Jemima McEvoy |John Gaudiosi

Navarro and Hildebrand, whose role in the business has never before been detailed, have become two of America’s wealthiest people at the expense of some of the country’s most financially vulnerable. The vast majority of their wealth comes from Las Vegas–based Credit One, a credit card bank that targets subprime customers. Credit One is commonly confused with the much larger Capital One, which has a nearly identical name and logo.
Rafee Tarafdar: Transforming Infosys Into AI-first Company

1 week ago | forbesindia.com | Harichandan Arakali

“Now with the combination of what we are already doing with deterministic (rule-based) automation, generative AI and agents, we are excited about what we can do to re-engineer processes and drive significant value beyond cost.”This improves Infosys’s ability to help its clients in creating new growth opportunities, he says. In this regard, Infosys has built more than 100 AI agents, ready to be deployed based on different client scenarios.
In Defense Of Bengaluru

1 week ago | forbesindia.com | Suveen Sinha

Strangely, several Bengaluru residents seem to be oblivious of this and, instead, talk about the traffic and the weather. In many of the aforementioned meetings, I found myself defending the city. I would speak about its long tradition of entrepreneurship, starting with the early wave of tech founders (NR Narayan Murthy, for instance) and how they demonstrated a successful model of the middle class, non-business-family entrepreneur who would happily share their wealth.
Sarvam AI's Pratyush Kumar And Vivek Raghavan On Building AI For Bharat

1 week ago | forbesindia.com | Harichandan Arakali

Sarvam’s selection to build the sovereign LLM under the IndiaAI Mission brings it access to some 4,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs for training its models for six months. The startup is waiting to get this resource, while stepping up its own preparations. Thus far, Sarvam’s releases include Sarvam-1, which is an original, built-from-scratch model, supporting 10 Indian languages, and Sarvam-M, its current flagship, built on top of Mistral Small, a model developed by the Paris-based company Mistral AI.
Mitesh Khapra's AI4Bharat Is Closing The AI Gap Between English And Indian Languages

1 week ago | forbesindia.com | Harichandan Arakali

When AI4Bharat started, LLMs had not arrived on the scene yet, and the research lab’s “focus was on four verticals: Machine translation, speech recognition, speech synthesis, and optical character recognition or document parsing,” Khapra says. “So, we were given the task of collecting data for all of these so that models can be trained.”In addition to Bhashini, a `36 crore grant from the Nilekani Philanthropies in 2022 also helped AI4Bharat double down on its work.
BrainSightAI's Laina Emmanuel And Rhimjhim Agrawal: Mapping The Mind And Matter

2 weeks ago | forbesindia.com | Harichandan Arakali

Emmanuel, an electronics and communications engineer by training, with an MBA from Indian School of Business, brought some 15 years (in 2019) of global experience in health care management, technology and policy. She had experience in operating system design, public health and health care business. They were a good match to try and build a platform that would bridge cutting-edge neuroscience and clinical practice.
AI Futurist Harrick Vin Foresees A World In Which Humans And AI Help Each Other

2 weeks ago | forbesindia.com | Harichandan Arakali

This isn’t about summarisations or creating drafts. This is about raising the quality of work of an individual and eventually the organisation. In the context of software engineers, can AI recommend better architecture, or what kinds of test cases to prioritise? Or in the case of training or upskilling, can AI recommend the most relevant skill to immediately focus on? This is where the industry is headed, Vin says. “This is important because there is a big gap between average and elite,” he says.
Geetha Manjunath: Championing Early Detection Of Breast Cancer

2 weeks ago | forbesindia.com | Harichandan Arakali

Traditional mammography, while effective in older women, isn’t as useful in screening younger women due to several factors, including breast density. It’s also a method that involves some discomfort and is invasive in terms of a person’s privacy. Further, in middle- and low-income countries, the screening rates themselves are abysmal, Manjunath points out. In India, it’s as low as 1.3 percent, whereas in Europe it’s as high as 80 percent.
We Break Our Hearts, Not Our Business: Ekta Kapoor

2 weeks ago | forbesindia.com | Kunal Purandare

We break our hearts, not our business: Ekta Kapoor Producer-entrepreneur Ekta Kapoor, who completes three decades in the entertainment industry, on riding the wave and the key takeaways from her journey, 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' as the biggest milestone of her career, keeping a close eye on numbers, her business strategy, and more