An academic underachiever who became CEO, Kumar draws on his nuclear science background to bet $1 billion on an AI ...

Executive Ganesh Ayyar is also fearful of AI—but bringing employees and customers to the table about strategy has helped ...

Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar argues AI will lower expertise barriers, creating more entry-level opportunities for recent ...

India is set to become the AI office of the world, impacting industries and job roles significantly in the coming years.

Kumar claimed that at Cognizant, junior developers, those in the bottom 50%, improved their productivity by 37%, way more ...

Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar, a former nuclear scientist has claimed that artificial intelligence is set to open up greater ...

Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar refers to internal data, showing that productivity among its less experienced developers increased by 37 per cent when assisted by AI.

While the world is paranoid about the onslaught of AI on entry-level jobs, Cognizant’s desi CEO believes otherwise.

Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar argues AI will create more jobs for recent graduates, not fewer, as Anthropic's CEO predicted. Kumar told BI that AI will lower demand for deep expertise and create more ...

AI may be the engine driving innovation, but without the right foundation—built for resilience, reliability and return—it can sputter, stall or veer off course.