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About Shetu
Shetu (সেতু) means “bridge” in Bengali. We build one between fast-moving technology and the people it affects.
Artificial intelligence and the technology around it are changing faster than most people can follow. Announcements arrive daily, the jargon piles up, and the stories that matter get buried under the ones that trend.
Shetu exists to close that gap. We report what happened, explain why it matters, and link to the primary sources so you can check our work. When something is our opinion, we say so.
What we cover
- AI: Models, agents, research and the rules being written around artificial intelligence.
- Technology: Devices, software, security, privacy and the infrastructure behind them.
- Business: The money, deals and chips powering the technology industry.
- Science: Discoveries in biology, space and physics, and the tools accelerating them.
- Guides: Plain-English explainers and practical how-tos for living with new technology.
- Opinion: Analysis and argument from the Shetu editorial team.
How we work
Every news story on Shetu links to its sources: company announcements, official statements, research and the reporting of other outlets. We aim to be clear about what is confirmed, what is claimed and what is still unknown. Read our editorial standards for the details, including how we use AI tools.
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