AI Features – Page 138
- Investment Philosophy of 100X.VC
100X.VC focuses on the quality of the idea and looks for magnitude of success rather than the frequency of success.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Ethereum Merge Shakes Up the Very Idea of Decentralisation
The expense of participating in the mining operation would eventually become unaffordable, driving away small partners and leading to centralisation.
tausif.alam ·
- SpaceX’s Starlink, T-Mobile Unlikely to End ‘Mobile Dead Zones’ in India
India is perhaps one of the only few countries on Starlink's radar, where service is unavailable due to pending regulatory approval
Amit Naik ·
- Can Text-to-Image AI Learn Ethics —or Is the Future Doomed?
In February this year, the US Copyright Office ruled that “human authorship is a prerequisite to copyright protection” for AI-generated art and refused to grant copyright protection for images made by AI.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- Text-to-Image is All the Rage. So Why Aren’t We Talking About Imagen?
OpenAI has also allowed full usage rights to commercialise the images that they create with DALL.E – including the right to reprint, sell and merchandise.
Shraddha Goled ·
- Contrary to Popular Belief, Hackathons Do Get Deployed for Real-World Problems
Tech giants such as Microsoft and Facebook have rolled out products and features generated from hackathons.
tasmia.ansari ·
- My Journey to Data Science: Pragya Mishra of VMware
Pragya Mishra, business analyst (data sciences and analytics), VMware, speaks about the ideal inclusive workplace and the challenges of a business analyst in the data analytics space
bhuvana.kamath ·
- The Startup Bridging Theology and Technology
StoryFile is much more than just a platform for innovative conversational video technology. Stephen Smith, CEO and co-founder of StoryFile, is the brain behind this innovation. You may recall him as the man who made his mother, the late Marina Smith MBE, adopt this technology and speak at her own funeral.
bhuvana.kamath ·
- Man who Tracked Politicians using Phones in Parliament
The use of AI in Parliamentary activities is gaining momentum around the world. One such project is “The Flemish Scrollers”, which tags politicians using phones in Parliament on Twitter. To know more about it, we got in touch with Dries Depoorter, creator of the Twitter bot.
lokesh.choudhary ·
- How Koo Thinks About Its Technology Stack
“Since 90% of India speaks a native language, we have attracted creators from across ‘Bharat’ - including millions of first-time users, earlier hesitant to be on English-first platforms,” says Gururaj.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- The Merge That Will Kill $19 Billion Worth Industry
Ethereum miners won't be able to make a profit mining alternative cryptocurrencies with low market value.
tausif.alam ·
- Adios Prototype, Ola Hype
Bhavish, co-founder of Ola, teased a short 30-second video of its electric car, where the design of the vehicle is inspired by Nissan Leaf EV.
Mohit Pandey ·
- ‘Make Instagram Instagram Again. Stop trying to be TikTok’
After imitating TikTok on short videos front, Meta is now aping the rival’s recommendations method also.
tausif.alam ·
- Investment Philosophy of 2am VC
“We are super agnostic and believe in investing in all industries. AI and ML is a space that we're very interested in.”
Mohit Pandey ·
- How Predictive Analytics is used to Win Elections
The use of predictive analytics in election campaigns is increasing by the day. Due to the huge SBD available to political parties, data is now easier to access than ever before
lokesh.choudhary ·
- Government Has No Business To Be In Data Business
Citizens should be given the option to opt-out of divulging data to the government, where possible.
Pritam Bordoloi ·
- Tech Research is Facing a Replication Crisis and Everyone is Blaming Everyone
AI already suffers from the black-box problem and the lack of transparency on research only aggravates the issue.
Pritam Bordoloi ·
- What is the Big Deal About 3nm Chips?
Apple will be TSMC's first 3nm chip customer for the M2-powered MacBook Pro series.
tasmia.ansari ·
- Why was VLC Banned?
VLC is banned in India, and no one seems to know why. To see the PoV of Videolan, we interviewed François Cartegnie and Jean-Paul Saman from VideoLan
lokesh.choudhary ·
- What is Hyundai Doing with Boston Dynamics
Hyundai set to invest KRW 2.5 trillion in the development of artificial intelligence and robotics.
Shraddha Goled ·