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During the first day of the 14th edition of the Bangalore Literature Festival, the stage in the Open Cell likely observed the widest spectrum of vibes. What started as a nostalgic corner of Sufi ghazals and classical ragas evolved into a café of dialogues about the future of artificial intelligence.
The title of the event is a phrase that’s well known to the AI community—Aye, Aye, AI. It has been refurbished to become the slogan for numerous articles, YouTube videos, LinkedIn posts, etc. There’s even a podcast of the same name! The quest to pinpoint the accurate origin and original generator of the phrase is one of those ordeals that is slipping out of human hands. This is where journalists like Anil Ananthaswamy and Karen Hao come to the rescue.
Check out the full article here to discover how 2025 bookended the conversations about AI around the world and especially in India.
See the session below to hold our very own conversation about the news that surrounds us.
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