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Varanasi, India
The daily AI brieffrom India, for the world.
Global AI News is an independent desk covering models, agents, policy, and production — curated through an Indian lens so global readers see the talent market and policy story most outlets skip.
Our mission
The next wave of AI will be shaped by India's engineers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers. Our job is to make sure you don't miss it.
The moat
Why India?
Most AI coverage treats India as a market to sell into — not a maker of the future. That is the gap we exist to close.
1.5M+
Engineering graduates every year
The world's largest annual STEM pipeline
#2
AI talent pool outside the US
Builders shipping models, agents, and platforms
90%
Of Fortune 500 touched by Indian IT
TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL and the GCC layer
₹10K Cr
IndiaAI Mission allocation
Compute, datasets, models, startup support
India produces more engineering graduates than any country on Earth. Its IT services giants — TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL — and a growing GCC layer touch nearly every Fortune 500. Its startups are shipping Indic models, enterprise agents, and applied AI from Bengaluru to Hyderabad to Delhi NCR.
We cover the global AI industry through an Indian lens — and India's AI ecosystem for a global audience. The future will not be written only in San Francisco.
Directional industry signals — see sourced India AI statistics.
The product
What we publish
- 01
The Daily Brief
Curated AI industry stories with clear summaries and links to original publishers — signal, not noise.
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- 02
Original essays
Answer-first analysis on agents, models, cost, policy, and production — named authorship you can cite.
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- 03
India Watch
Startups, policy, research, and talent — the India lens on global AI, and India's AI for the world.
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Masthead
Who we are
Shiv Shakti Mishra
Founder & Editor
Data Engineer · Varanasi, India
Years building large-scale data platforms and ETL systems — turning raw information into signal. Founded Global AI News so staying current on AI does not mean drowning in hype or clickbait.
As AI reshaped every industry, staying informed got harder — coverage was either hype, overly technical, or buried under clickbait. That friction is why this desk exists.
Every piece aims to explain not just what happened, but why it matters — for builders, founders, students, and policy practitioners who need a reliable starting point, not another feed.
How we work
Editorial standards
Auditable principles — not slogans. Full detail lives in our ethics and corrections pages.
Independence first
We don't take money to cover stories. Sponsored content is clearly labeled. Editorial decisions follow what matters — not who pays.
Source diversity
We monitor trusted outlets across the US, Europe, China, and India. No single publisher owns the brief.
India context
Global stories get an India angle when it matters. India stories get global context. We bridge both rooms.
Correction policy
Errors are fixed promptly and appended to the record — never quietly buried. Accountability is part of the product.
No hype
Breakthroughs are breakthroughs. Demos are demos. Our readers are technical enough for the difference.
Actionable
Not just what happened — why it matters, and what to watch next. Built for people who ship.
Contact
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Tips, partnerships, press, or a hello — we read everything.
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Press
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