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Think of your careers as many short loops

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By Akhil George, Sujit John Verified
| MSN India Verified
The career, as most people have understood it, is dead. Not the working life – that endures – but the old architecture of it: the single long arc, the carefully chosen specialism, the thirty-year ascent through a recognised hierarchy. Sanjay Menon, executive VP and MD of Publicis Sapient India, wants professionals – particularly young ones – to bury that model and stop mourning it. “In the past, people have thought about careers as one long loop that lasts 25 or 30 years,” he says.
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How to make agentic AI dependable at scale

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By Sujit John Verified, Akhil George
| MSN India Verified
Sujit John and Akhil George The conversation around AI in enterprises has moved decisively beyond experimentation. The new challenge is no longer how to build an impressive proof-of-concept, but how to deploy agentic AI at scale in ways that are reliable, governed and capable of delivering measurable business outcomes. That was the central theme of a discussion we had last week.
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AI's next road test is physical

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By Akhil George, Sujit John Verified
| MSN India Verified
Sujit John and Akhil George The next big leap in AI may not come from systems that generate text, code or images. It may come from AI that understands the physical world. Aparna Pratap, deputy general manager for infotainment at MercedesBenz Research & Development India (MBRDI), says the future of AI in automotive engineering will depend on systems that grasp physics, space and context far more deeply than today's generative AI models.
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