Tech Pulse #3 — May 11, 2025

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Tech Pulse #3 — May 11, 2025

As technology evolves, staying updated on the latest developments is crucial.
This week’s Tech Pulse brings you key tech and AI updates shaping industries, policy, and everyday life.


🧠 India’s AI Talent Shortage: A Growing Concern

India currently has fewer than 100,000 advanced AI professionals — and demand is projected to double by 2026.

This gap poses serious challenges for companies building AI agents, autonomous systems, and complex decision models.

Why it matters:
Bridging this talent gap is essential for India to remain competitive in the global AI race and unlock AI’s full potential across sectors.


🗣️ Sarvam AI Teams Up with UIDAI & Microsoft

Sarvam AI, under the IndiaAI Mission, is collaborating with UIDAI and Microsoft to develop an Indic voice large language model (LLM).

The model will enhance Aadhaar services with:

Why it matters:
This could transform how millions access government services, especially non-English speakers — a major leap for public-service AI.


🐕 Indian Army to Deploy AI-Powered Robotic Dogs

In a modernization push, the Indian Army is set to replace pack mules with AI-powered robotic dogs for transport in high-altitude and remote terrains.

These robots can:

Why it matters:
A strong signal that AI-driven robotics is entering national defense — and likely to inspire similar innovations in civilian sectors.


💻 Understanding “Vibe Coding”

Coined by Andrej Karpathy, vibe coding is a new programming paradigm where developers use natural language prompts to instruct AI systems to write code.

The developer’s role shifts from manually coding to:

Why it matters:
Vibe coding could dramatically lower entry barriers to software development — but also raises concerns about:

Thorough review will remain essential.


🧾 Summary

From AI talent shortages and IndiaAI collaborations
to military robotics and paradigm-shifting tools like vibe coding,

the tech landscape is more dynamic than ever.

Staying informed — and adaptable — is the key to navigating what’s next.