AI Features – Page 112
- Council Post: Exploring the Pros and Cons of Generative AI in Speech, Video, 3D and Beyond
Generative AI is booming and we should not be shocked. Many technologists view AI as the next frontier, thus it is important to follow its development. The potential applications of AI are limitless, and in the years to come, we might witness the emergence of brand-new industries.
Anirban Nandi ·
- Decoding the Stephen Wolfram Enigma
“It surprised us all, including the people who are working on these things (LLMs). There's been progressive improvement, but nobody really expected this level of human utility.”
tasmia.ansari ·
- How Enterprises Can Save Their Data from Gen AI Black Hole
Changing data norms should be the first step for enterprises entering AI
Anirudh VK ·
- Council Post: Exploring Non-traditional Ways to Assess Company Credit Risk
Today, we live in a world full of technological disruptions which can be instantaneously catastrophic to a particular company as well as an entire industry, even if the latest financial statements paint a healthy picture of the company or sector.
Shailesh.Dhuri ·
- Council Post: Exploring Pros and Cons of Artificial Intelligence in Academia
The place of artificial intelligence (AI) in the future of education is the subject of intense discussion.
Anshika Mathews ·
- What's Behind the Surge in Vector Database Investments?
If AI is front-and-centre for most companies now, it is only natural that they will be demanding an AI-first infrastructure
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- Inside the Differently Wired Brains
75 million people worldwide are estimated to have autism spectrum disorder, but around 80% of them are unemployed.
shritama.saha ·
- Council Post: What Is Stopping AI Technologies From Replacing All Coding Jobs?
While AI can automate certain coding tasks, it does not necessarily mean that all coding jobs will become obsolete. Rather, AI is likely to create new opportunities for human coders with a range of skill sets.
Amit Mathur ·
- The Darwinian Tale of AI Ruling The World
“AI is touching society in many ways and will create risk. We'll need lots of different solutions and people working on it consequently,” says Dan Hendrycks, in an exclusive interview with AIM
tasmia.ansari ·
- ChatGPT Buzz Kill
OpenAI and Google are emphasising AI safety over releasing improved models, probably indicating saturation of chatbot models.
vandana.nair ·
- You Shouldn’t Get on the AutoGPT Hype Train Yet. Here's Why
Several researchers and developers who jumped to use the tool eventually found out that it was far from being perfect for production
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- Is This the Beginning of the End of Stack Overflow?
Integrating an LLM into Stack Overflow won’t make its problems disappear
Anirudh VK ·
- Why is ETL Dying?
With the evolution of AI, ETL is losing its charm among enterprises
shritama.saha ·
- The Search Game Begins
OEM companies look to rake in more moolah from search, all in the name of AI
Ayush Jain ·
- Council Post: The need for Explainable AI in critical decision-making processes
With the development of new XAI techniques, the establishment of standards and regulations, and the growing awareness of the importance of XAI, we can expect to see further progress in the field. Ultimately, XAI has the potential to transform the way we use and interact with AI systems, enabling us to fully harness the potential of AI while ensuring that these systems are transparent, interpretable, and auditable.
Rathnakumar ·
- Workshop Alert: Accelerating Deep Learning Inference Workloads at Scale
Learn how to scale and accelerate deep learning workloads with NVIDIA’s comprehensive tech stack.
Anirudh VK ·
- Akaike Technologies is Certified as a Best Firm for Data Scientists
The Best Firm For Data Scientists certification surveys a company’s data scientists and analytics employees to identify and recognise organisations with great company culture.
AIM Media House ·
- Meet the Computer Scientist Who Solved 50-Year Old ‘Einstein’ Tiles Problem
A tile that can fill an entire plane, without repeating itself in regular intervals is an Einstein
Ayush Jain ·
- Delayed, But Not Forgotten!
Centenarian CR Rao was awarded the Statistics’ equivalent of the Nobel Prize for his paper dating over 75 years
vandana.nair ·
- Open Science Left in the Dust
For a lot of fields other than computer science, open science is not a norm
Ayush Jain ·