Ananya Bhattacharya

Digital rights experts say the lawsuit will affect free speech at a time when India is tightening regulation of online content.

The continent's biggest tech economies want to own their AI future. The infrastructure they need still belongs to Big Tech.

The U.S. is impaired by a lack of supportive policy and subsidies, the unavailability of affordable Chinese models, and a preference for big cars.

India's elite tech talent is starting to see big tech jobs in a new light.

AI-generated text or citations have slipped into official or quasi-official documents, raising concerns about accountability.

For decades, a big tech job has been the North Star for India's elite tech workers. Now, some are setting their sights on returning home.

Three charts show China's promised overseas production hasn't materialized — yet.

A court struck down Donald Trump’s $100,000 H-1B fee. But many foreign workers say years of shifting immigration rules have already pushed them to consider Canada, the U.K., and the Gulf.

A new hackathon invites developers to build offline, multilingual AI tools, challenging the idea that cutting-edge innovation belongs only to a handful of Western companies.

If Meta complies or modifies its app for India, it risks creating a “slippery slope” that emboldens governments worldwide to demand changes to encrypted messaging apps.