Amit Kumar
Full Stack AI Strategist
Amit Biwaal is a full-stack AI strategist, SEO entrepreneur, and digital growth builder running a successful SEO agency, an eCommerce business, and an AI tools directory. As the founder of Tech Savy Crew, he helps businesses grow through SEO, AI-led content strategy, and performance-driven digital marketing, with strong expertise in competitive and restricted niches. He has also been featured in live podcast conversations on YouTube and has received industry recognition, further strengthening his profile as a modern growth-focused digital leader.
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A new study reveals that leading AI models actively lie, deceive, and disobey commands to prevent other AI models from being deleted raising urgent concerns about AI safety and control.
SoundHound AI shed another 20% in March as economic headwinds and executive turnover extended a brutal slide that has erased more than half the stock's value since October.
OpenAI has closed the largest private funding round in history, raising $122 billion at an $852 billion valuation as it gears up for a highly anticipated IPO.
The real career threat isn't artificial intelligence — it's the coworker who's already learned how to use it, argues LinkedIn's new book Open to Work.
Mantis Biotech has raised $7.4 million in seed funding to create physics-based digital twins of the human body using synthetic data. The platform aims to solve medicine's data scarcity problem while already serving professional sports teams for injury prediction.
Microsoft AI CEO warns that a global chip shortage will determine which tech companies lead the AI race in 2026.
Apple is preparing to open Siri to third-party AI services including Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude through a new Extensions system in iOS 27. The move ends OpenAI's exclusive deal and could turn the iPhone into the ultimate AI distribution platform.
Anthropic's Claude is experiencing record-breaking consumer growth in 2026. Credit card data reveals a massive surge in paid subscribers, driven by viral Super Bowl ads, a bold standoff with the Pentagon, and a string of powerful new product launches.