Artificial Intelligence is stirring up the creative industry in a big way. It is reshaping how we generate images, videos, illustrations, and even narrative stories. Major players like Google and Apple are racing to integrate powerful AI tools into their devices, capable of creating original content from scratch. However, it's the artists who are caught in the middle, bearing the brunt of this technological surge.

Apple's WWDC keynote surprised everyone beyond expectation. Not only did it introduce a wave of iPhone customization options (think everything Android has had for at least a decade), but it also had Apple Intelligence, Apple’s powerful AI implementation that works across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Join Karandeep Singh and Android Police's Sanuj Bhatia in episode 9 of The Bottom Line for a deep dive into all the WWDC announcements. Will this "Android-ification" of the iPhone be a hit? And can Apple Intelligence truly take over your tasks? Tune in to find out.

P.S. Did you miss our last episode about AI taking over our phones already? Don’t worry we’ve got you covered! Check out TBL’s episode 8 to see what handy AI tools and features you can already use on your existing phones and what our devices will look like with AI in the future.

You might think AI is just a trendy buzzword, but plot twist: it's been lurking in your devices all along. From your smartphone to your smart home, AI has been secretly making your life easier without you even realizing it.

AI is taking away jobs faster than you can imagine, but only certain kinds of jobs are at stake. Is your career in danger immediately? Can you keep your job safe from AI?

In the seventh episode of The Bottom Line, Karandeep Singh and Shubham Sharma answer these questions to tell you exactly the jobs that are under attack by AI and what you can do to survive.

Scammers are targeting you. They are after your money, your phone, your online accounts — basically your whole digital identity. Fraudsters are getting smarter every day and finding new ways to dupe you. However, you can stay alert and save yourself from losing your money to these bad actors.

Apple is hyping up the Vision Pro as the ultimate VR device for spatial computing. It is perhaps the most sophisticated VR headset of its kind right now with no real competition to speak of. But its inflated price makes us want an Apple Vision SE or something more affordable from Samsung or Xiaomi, especially for the Indian market.

WhatsApp is the default messaging app for crores of Indians. We're actually so depended on it for our everyday chats that we cannot leave it even if we wanted to. And trust us, Meta gives you a lot of reasons to switch away from WhatsApp, but we are sort of trapped in its web.

India finally makes a grand entry on the global AI stage with Ola’s Krutrim. Designed entirely in India, Krutrim can understand 22 Indic languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Telugu, and more. However, Ola is not alone as other major companies like Reliance Jio, Tech Mahindra, and Zoho are also jumping in the race. 

Shubham Sharma and Karandeep Singh dive deep into India’s own AI efforts with local companies like Ola locking horns to take on global giants like Open AI and Google. India needs its own generative AI models that understand local contexts, dialects, and cultural nuances. And the country is finally catching up to the world, starting with Ola’s Krutrim.

90s kids will remember the pain of using landlines and the slow transition to feature phones with even slower 2G internet. However, India didn’t take long to usher into the smartphone era, which quite literally took over our lives. What drove the change? How the Chinese brands cashed in on the opportunity as the Indian brands fell flat?

In the second episode of The Bottom Line podcast, Shubham Sharma and Karandeep Singh get a bit nostalgic talking about their first phones. Soon, they circle back to the present state of smartphones in 2024, what you can expect this year, and how your phone will change in the next decade.

Rashmika Mandanna’s viral deepfake is just the tip of the iceberg. AI is getting so powerful so quickly that it can do much more harm than we can imagine.