Builder.ai and the Air India website: What’s going on?
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Otoh, AI threatening legal action gives too much weight to a dumbass ad campaign. They should have trotted out a spokesperson to poke fun at a unsolicited gift saying they’re returning it to sender.
they're pretending there is partnership between them and Air India but there is none
then they use Air India trademarks for their own advertisement
then they start a contest on behalf of Air India
imho, they definitely should be getting sued
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"Delivery: 12 weeks"
is Builder.ai just a CRUD app for indian sweatshops to build the apps?
Being cavalier about it won't do good in court either. RIP Builder.ai
To even think that Air India will contract an app to them when they are the parent company of TCS (Tata Consultancy Services) is extremely moronic.
TCS has a global presence, and they get contracts from the largest everythings of India (including the India Post site, the State Bank of India's site, for example). They also handle the online exams for IIT entrances, bank promotion exams, and so on. I think you get the picture.
And Tata owns them both.
It's pretty much given that if Air India creates an app, it's TCS who will build it.
Probably doesn't work as well for a SaaS app that could be sued out of existence.
But how does that influence what I said?
Would you say that Wipro, Infosys, Cognizant, or HCL are better than TCS?
(I know quite a few people working in those companies, and the consensus seems to be that TCS is the least bad among the WITCH companies. Correct me if I am wrong.)
TCS is very ceremonious, and bureaucratic on top of all other bads of giant outsourcing companies.