The Times of India story explores the capabilities of OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra and the shift from AI systems that simply answer questions to models that can plan, reason, use tools and carry out complex tasks from beginning to end.
In his conversation with The Times of India, Jayaprakash Nair – Global Head, Data, ALTi Labs, & Capability Centre and Capability Centre at Altimetrik, shared insights from early testing of GPT-6 Astra on financial services documents. He explained that the model went beyond summarising content; it distinguished assumptions from facts, identified claims that lacked supporting evidence and translated those gaps into specific qualifications in the resulting draft.
Jayaprakash described this as a significant improvement and an important step towards making AI more effective for complex enterprise use cases.
Ramji Vasudevan, Head of Health Care & Life Sciences at Altimetrik, writes in Pharmaceutical Market Europe about the need for clear accountability as pharma adopts AI. Drawing on HFS Research with Altimetrik, he argues that people reviewing AI recommendations need the knowledge and authority to question them. He identifies five foundations for effective governance: direction, authority, visibility, […]
As AI agents take on a larger role across the enterprise, traditional approaches to access and identity management need to evolve with them. In Forbes Technology Council, Niraj Nagrani- Chief Data & AI Officer, explains why zero trust must extend beyond human users to AI agents and service accounts, with least-privilege and short-lived access built […]
In an authored article for BankInfoSecurity Asia, Farid Roshan– Global Head, AI-Infused Digital, Altimetrik, explores why scaling engineers alone will not solve the enterprise AI challenge. The article examines why governance, security, observability and enterprise ownership must be built into this architecture from the start. The opportunity is not simply to adopt the biggest model, […]
