AI Features – Page 156
- How helpful is the growing AI-based policing in India?
Telangana is building an Integrated Police Command Centre in Banjara Hills in Hyderabad costing Rs 800 crores.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- Interview with Dr Suman Katragadda, CEO, HEAPS Health Solutions
“Hospitals are usually incentivised on the utilisation of services. The more utilisation of services, the more money they make. This may not be good for insurance or a patient since we operate on a fee for service payment model in India.”
poornima.nataraj ·
- This third-year engineering student created computer vision software to prevent harassment through surveillance cameras
The device will start playing a loud alarm or siren sound upon registering the fist. This would alert the citizens around. Alternatively, if the person shows their index finger or points to number one, the system will directly inform the police.
Avi Gopani ·
- After massive PR, have humanoid robots hit a rut?
Even MIT’s Jibo, which was labelled an exceptional social bot for homes, paused the project even after raising over $70 million.
Avi Gopani ·
- Talking Ethical AI with Dream11’s Abhishek Ravi
FENCE (Fairplay Ensuring Network Chain Entity) is Dream11's in-house fraud detection system.
sri.krishna ·
- Can symbolic models make a comeback in AI?
The split led to the myth that while it was easier to automate man’s higher reasoning functions, it was harder to automate the functions that humans shared with other animals.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- No free lunch theorem in Quantum Computing
In machine learning, the no-free lunch theorem suggests that all optimisation algorithms perform equally well when their performance is averaged over many problems and training data sets.
Shraddha Goled ·
- Analytics India Attrition Study 2022 - Complete Report
The attrition rate for data science/analytics professionals for the year 2021 stood at 28.1%, up from 16.0% in 2020.
rahul.bhorayal ·
- How to read AI/ML research papers
You can use resources like Machine Learning Subreddit and Deep Learning Subreddit to enrich your understanding.
sri.krishna ·
- Why should AI & data science courses include business case studies?
Nearly 127 diploma institutes and 663 undergraduate colleges offer specialised courses in AI, data science, analytics, blockchain, machine learning, and robotics.
Amit Naik ·
- Interview with Sachin Chawla, Vice President – India & APAC, MongoDB
The previous generation of great Indian businesses and enterprises are now defined by their ability to build software and manage data.
poornima.nataraj ·
- Writing unique codes is the real jugaad: Roby John, CEO, SuperGaming
We build our game engine framework and tools on top of Unity and Unreal.
Akashdeep Arul ·
- Experts believe a neuro-symbolic approach to be the next big thing in AI. Does it live up to the claims?
In the past year, GPT-3 has asked individuals to commit suicide, Alexa has challenged a ten-year-old to touch a coin to the plug, and Facebook’s algorithm has identified a man of colour as a primate.
Avi Gopani ·
- Why changing computing trends across different ML eras matter
the history of compute in machine learning can be categorised into three eras – the Pre Deep Learning Era, the Deep Learning Era and the Large-Scale Era.
Shraddha Goled ·
- What happened with Capsule Neural Networks?
Hinton and his team introduced an alternative mathematical model called the capsule neural network which looks at the world in three dimensions.
Shraddha Goled ·
- Fair labelling of data does not always result in fair predictions
The study found that the unfair predictions inspite of fair labelling were happening because a feature that the outcome relied on was statistically dependent on the sensitive attribute.
poulomi.chatterjee ·
- How realistic is Graphcore's 2024 timeline for ultra-intelligent supercomputers
Graphcore has dubbed the ultra-intelligence AI computer Good after the computer science pioneer Jack Good.
Akashdeep Arul ·
- Investing in AI/ML startups: Prime Venture Partners’ investment strategy
Most venture capital and investment firms are thesis-driven and do not make algorithmic bets.
Amit Naik ·
- Talking Ethical AI with IBM’s Sameep Mehta
IBM's use of AI is grounded on the principle that AI augments human decision-making.
sri.krishna ·
- The story of two ex-Uber engineers who built a SaaS platform to boost developer productivity
Hatica was built using TypeScript and Golang.
poulomi.chatterjee ·