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Artificial intelligence in healthcare is no longer limited to chatbots or back-end analytics. It is now moving into something far more sensitive, real-time payment decisions.

Roughly two-thirds of U.S. gross domestic product growth in the first half of 2025 was driven by business spending on software and equipment designed to fuel AI adoption.

Data analytics group EXL says artificial intelligence can “bend the cost curve” for insurers and help address rising premiums.

The World Economic Forum, in conjunction with Accenture, sheds light on AI use cases across the globe that are operating at scale to deliver improved business outcomes

EXL says its combination of AI and human agents can help insurers cope next time disaster strikes

Tech CEOs weigh in on whether companies will see a real return on investment in 2026 or if it is all hype.

Throughout history, the widespread adoption of any new technology has been made possible by legions of consultants, engineers and software architects who make everything work behind the scenes.

Davos: India has witnessed a real transformation in the last decade from an "emerging" status to a "pivotal" global economic force, driven by robust growth and widespread digital public infrastructure, according to young Indian ministers Harsh Sanghavi and K Rammohan Naidu.

DAVOS: India has witnessed a real transformation in the last decade from an "emerging" status to a "pivotal" global economic force, driven by robust growth and widespread digital public infrastructure, according to young Indian ministers Harsh Sanghavi and K Rammohan Naidu.

Two seemingly conflicting narratives are emerging around AI in large enterprises. On one side, research from firms such as McKinsey and S&P suggests that despite billions in investment, most companies have yet to see a meaningful bottom-line impact from AI.