Shruti Tripathi is a Business Correspondent at BW Businessworld. She specializes in topics related to artificial intelligence, energy policy, and international affairs, with a keen focus on renewable energy and sustainability. Shruti's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Economic Times and Outlook Business.
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Shruti Tripathi's journalistic focus spans a broad array of topics, with an emphasis on culture, society, and education. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements.
Given her interest in the railway sector, sustainable changes, diversity in the workforce, Indian startups, energy storage technology and education in India; she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide insights into these areas. For example: educational advancements impacting social change or innovative approaches within the Indian startup ecosystem.
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By: Shruti Tripathi
Anjan Kumar Mishra noted that most urban areas are already covered by PNG pipeline networks.
Explore the contrasting approaches to Artificial Intelligence between the US and China, the implications for global AI development, and India's strategic position in the evolving landscape.
By: Shruti Tripathi
Ajai Chowdhry, co-founder of HCL, emphasizes the need for AI safety regulations and the development of sovereign small AI models in India to ensure technological independence and innovation.
As White House gives its stamp of approval to the term ‘super intelligence' instead of ‘artificial intelligence', the move is also seen as an attempt
By: Shruti Tripathi
Verified AI-generated code can be run repeatedly on ordinary hardware, which could cut deployment costs, he says.
By: Shruti Tripathi
Making AI Work: Vivek Raghavan of Sarvam AI emphasizes the need for India to evolve its AI ecosystem into a scalable industry, focusing on cost-effective solutions and infrastructure development to serve diverse linguistic communities.
By: Shruti Tripathi
Speaking at the launch of the World Bank Group's World Development Report 2026, Vaishnaw outlined plans for AI regulation, long-term GPU procurement and indigenous chip development.
By: Shruti Tripathi
Krishnan says rapid diffusion of AI makes data availability and skills critical to building India's AI ecosystem
By: Shruti Tripathi
Explore how US immigration restrictions post-Trump could lead skilled Indian professionals to shift focus back to India’s growing AI ecosystem, fueling innovation and recovery in the tech industry.
By: Shruti Tripathi
Eternal's new AI venture promises encrypted memory and private interactions, but questions remain over data processing, encryption key control and regulatory access.
