Young Turks Reloaded with Shereen Bhan - Full Episodes

Vineet Nayar: Stop Worshipping AI, Start Believing in Humans

52:36 mins

Is AI replacing humans or are we simply giving the technology too much credit? As enterprises race to embrace AI, what does it mean for India’s IT services industry, jobs and innovation? On this episode of Young Turks Reloaded, former HCL Technologies CEO and Humans First, Machines Second author Vineet Nayar joins Shereen Bhan to challenge conventional thinking on AI, leadership and the future of work. He explains why companies must disrupt themselves before someone else does, why large enterprises should incubate startups from within, why mass layoff emails reflect poor leadership, and why India’s education system must create “re-imagineers”, not just engineers.

Editors' Playbook

Battered, Bruised, But Now Bowing Out...Indian IT 'Abhi Zinda Hain'

29:11 mins

Indian IT stocks are showing signs of a recovery after a brutal sell-off. After multiple quarters of pessimism over AI-led disruption, weak discretionary spending and fears that Generative AI would permanently dent the traditional outsourcing model, Q1 earnings were a pleasant surprise. Is this a real bounceback — or just a confluence of factors? The industry commentary is clear - AI Is Reshaping Boardroom Conversations & Business Strategies Our team of editors take stock. Indian IT stocks are showing signs of a recovery after a brutal sell-off. After multiple quarters of pessimism over AI-led disruption, weak discretionary spending and fears that Generative AI would permanently dent the traditional outsourcing model, Q1 earnings were a pleasant surprise. Is this a real bounceback — or just a confluence of factors? The industry commentary is clear - AI Is Reshaping Boardroom Conversations & Business Strategies Our team of editors take stock.

Young Turks Reloaded with Shereen Bhan - Full Episodes

How Gabit Is Building India’s AI-Powered Preventive Healthcare Platform

48:27 mins

Is the Indian wellness sector ready to produce a global health tech champion, can AI add healthy years to our lives, and what does it take to turn a massive health awakening into a sustainable consumer hardware ecosystem? On this episode of Young Turks Reloaded, Gaurav Gupta—former Zomato co-founder and now founder of health tracker smart ring Gabit—joins Shereen Bhan for an insightful conversation on the future of preventive healthcare, wearable tech and India’s longevity revolution. From the engineering grit required to pack a 10-day battery life into an affordable smart ring to onboarding celebrities like Ranbir Kapoor, Gupta explains how Gabit went first-principle to build a full-stack ecosystem tracking across fitness, nutrition, sleep, and stress, all four pillars of health. He shares why Gabit chose a zero-subscription model to keep wellness accessible, and explains how agentic AI and predictive models will soon warn users about chronic health risks before they manifest. Is the Indian wellness sector ready to produce a global health tech champion, can AI add healthy years to our lives, and what does it take to turn a massive health awakening into a sustainable consumer hardware ecosystem? On this episode of Young Turks Reloaded, Gaurav Gupta—former Zomato team-member and now founder of health tracker smart ring Gabit—joins Shereen Bhan for an insightful conversation on the future of preventive healthcare, wearable tech and India’s longevity revolution. From the engineering grit required to pack a 10-day battery life into an affordable smart ring to onboarding celebrities like Ranbir Kapoor, Gupta explains how Gabit went first-principle to build a full-stack ecosystem tracking across fitness, nutrition, sleep, and stress, all four pillars of health. He shares why Gabit chose a zero-subscription model to keep wellness accessible, and explains how agentic AI and predictive models will soon warn users about chronic health risks before they manifest.

Editors' Playbook

The Trump Card: US President Bets On 'Section 301' To Rebuild Tariff Wall

35:50 mins

US President Trump rebuilds his tariff wall just months after the US Supreme court called his so-called "reciprocal" tariffs illegal and scrapped them. He swiftly imposed a 10% temporary tariff after the court ruling. That expires on the 24th of July. The White House is seeking refuge under "Section 301" of the US Trade act. Under this law, the President can initiate a probe into any country and based on the findings, impose tariffs as he deems fit. Trump has also turned up the heat on pharmaceutical companies, warning upto 100% tariffs after a 2-year transition period. Indian pharma companies say they will 'Wait & Watch' Our team of editors discuss Trump's latest salvo and how India should realign their gameplan

Young Turks Reloaded with Shereen Bhan - Full Episodes

Vineet Nayar: Stop Worshipping AI, Start Believing in Humans

52:36 mins

Is AI replacing humans or are we simply giving the technology too much credit? As enterprises race to embrace AI, what does it mean for India’s IT services industry, jobs and innovation? On this episode of Young Turks Reloaded, former HCL Technologies CEO and Humans First, Machines Second author Vineet Nayar joins Shereen Bhan to challenge conventional thinking on AI, leadership and the future of work. He explains why companies must disrupt themselves before someone else does, why large enterprises should incubate startups from within, why mass layoff emails reflect poor leadership, and why India’s education system must create “re-imagineers”, not just engineers.

Editors' Playbook

Battered, Bruised, But Now Bowing Out...Indian IT 'Abhi Zinda Hain'

29:11 mins

Indian IT stocks are showing signs of a recovery after a brutal sell-off. After multiple quarters of pessimism over AI-led disruption, weak discretionary spending and fears that Generative AI would permanently dent the traditional outsourcing model, Q1 earnings were a pleasant surprise. Is this a real bounceback — or just a confluence of factors? The industry commentary is clear - AI Is Reshaping Boardroom Conversations & Business Strategies Our team of editors take stock. Indian IT stocks are showing signs of a recovery after a brutal sell-off. After multiple quarters of pessimism over AI-led disruption, weak discretionary spending and fears that Generative AI would permanently dent the traditional outsourcing model, Q1 earnings were a pleasant surprise. Is this a real bounceback — or just a confluence of factors? The industry commentary is clear - AI Is Reshaping Boardroom Conversations & Business Strategies Our team of editors take stock.

Young Turks Reloaded with Shereen Bhan - Full Episodes

How Gabit Is Building India’s AI-Powered Preventive Healthcare Platform

48:27 mins

Is the Indian wellness sector ready to produce a global health tech champion, can AI add healthy years to our lives, and what does it take to turn a massive health awakening into a sustainable consumer hardware ecosystem? On this episode of Young Turks Reloaded, Gaurav Gupta—former Zomato co-founder and now founder of health tracker smart ring Gabit—joins Shereen Bhan for an insightful conversation on the future of preventive healthcare, wearable tech and India’s longevity revolution. From the engineering grit required to pack a 10-day battery life into an affordable smart ring to onboarding celebrities like Ranbir Kapoor, Gupta explains how Gabit went first-principle to build a full-stack ecosystem tracking across fitness, nutrition, sleep, and stress, all four pillars of health. He shares why Gabit chose a zero-subscription model to keep wellness accessible, and explains how agentic AI and predictive models will soon warn users about chronic health risks before they manifest. Is the Indian wellness sector ready to produce a global health tech champion, can AI add healthy years to our lives, and what does it take to turn a massive health awakening into a sustainable consumer hardware ecosystem? On this episode of Young Turks Reloaded, Gaurav Gupta—former Zomato team-member and now founder of health tracker smart ring Gabit—joins Shereen Bhan for an insightful conversation on the future of preventive healthcare, wearable tech and India’s longevity revolution. From the engineering grit required to pack a 10-day battery life into an affordable smart ring to onboarding celebrities like Ranbir Kapoor, Gupta explains how Gabit went first-principle to build a full-stack ecosystem tracking across fitness, nutrition, sleep, and stress, all four pillars of health. He shares why Gabit chose a zero-subscription model to keep wellness accessible, and explains how agentic AI and predictive models will soon warn users about chronic health risks before they manifest.

Editors' Playbook

The Trump Card: US President Bets On 'Section 301' To Rebuild Tariff Wall

35:50 mins

US President Trump rebuilds his tariff wall just months after the US Supreme court called his so-called "reciprocal" tariffs illegal and scrapped them. He swiftly imposed a 10% temporary tariff after the court ruling. That expires on the 24th of July. The White House is seeking refuge under "Section 301" of the US Trade act. Under this law, the President can initiate a probe into any country and based on the findings, impose tariffs as he deems fit. Trump has also turned up the heat on pharmaceutical companies, warning upto 100% tariffs after a 2-year transition period. Indian pharma companies say they will 'Wait & Watch' Our team of editors discuss Trump's latest salvo and how India should realign their gameplan

Young Turks Reloaded with Shereen Bhan - Full Episodes

Vineet Nayar: Stop Worshipping AI, Start Believing in Humans

52:36 mins

Is AI replacing humans or are we simply giving the technology too much credit? As enterprises race to embrace AI, what does it mean for India’s IT services industry, jobs and innovation? On this episode of Young Turks Reloaded, former HCL Technologies CEO and Humans First, Machines Second author Vineet Nayar joins Shereen Bhan to challenge conventional thinking on AI, leadership and the future of work. He explains why companies must disrupt themselves before someone else does, why large enterprises should incubate startups from within, why mass layoff emails reflect poor leadership, and why India’s education system must create “re-imagineers”, not just engineers.