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Indian CEOs should stop ‘just asking questions’ and start building with AI: Anthropic India MD

Source: The Times of India· ET Online· August 21, 2026
Indian CEOs should stop ‘just asking questions’ and start building with AI: Anthropic India MD
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AI leaders urge Indian executives to shift from basic AI chatbot use to developing concrete AI-powered products. The focus should be on tackling complex business challenges with dedicated AI initiatives, rather than superficial experimentation.

Key takeaways

  • Shift from AI experimentation to product development.
  • Address complex business problems with AI.
  • Form dedicated teams for AI solutions.
  • AI adoption is accelerating across enterprises.

Why it matters

This signals a broader industry trend towards practical AI implementation. Businesses that embrace this approach will gain a competitive edge by integrating AI into core operations and creating tangible value, moving beyond initial curiosity.

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