AI Features – Page 55
- This Company is Training Indian Firms to Build Fabs
Mitsubishi Electric India is leveraging its global experience in semiconductor plants to assist Indian players
Shalini Mondal ·
- Is It Time for the Vibe Researcher to Rise and Shine?
Are we heading towards a "Cursor moment" for scientific research publishing?
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- GEO is Eating SEO—It’s a Whole New World
The way content creators or marketers tune their content is influenced by generative AI.
Ankush Das ·
- Redis Doesn’t Want Developers to Hate it Anymore
Some developers call it a ‘fool me twice’ situation.
Mohit Pandey ·
- Only Fools Think Coding is Dead
People who already know how to code can afford to flirt with the idea of not doing it anymore.
Mohit Pandey ·
- ‘Are Humans Writing Their Own Obituary by Building AI?’
“The idea of keeping humans involved in AI software isn’t going away.”
Ankush Das ·
- Why Arctic Wolf is Betting Big on India’s Cyber Talent
The perception of India as a low-cost outsourcing hub is changing rapidly as global firms recognise the country’s highly skilled workforce, particularly in cyber.
vandana.nair ·
- Here’s How AI Takes the Grunt Work Out of Design
Designers are beginning to experiment with AI tools to improve their workflows in various ways.
Ankush Das ·
- Call Centers Hit the Right Note with Real-Time Accent Tweaks by AI
SquadStack CEO noted that AI accent modification allows businesses to tap into a global talent pool without requiring extensive language training.
Vidyashree Srinivas ·
- As AI Agents Evolve, So Does Their Definition
The AI agents of yesterday were simple response systems; today, they interact, plan, and even "think".
Ankush Das ·
- Using AI to Fix Problems It Creates
AI does not necessarily need a human to address problems created by it; it needs another form of AI.
Ankush Das ·
- MLDS 2025: Key Highlights from Day 2
Today's captivating session featured innovators at Gnani AI highlighting the transformative impact of AI-powered voice agents across various industries.
Shalini Mondal ·
- Meet This Indian Developer Who Built a JupyterLab-Killer
Built on the Go programming language, Zasper uses only 25-27 MB of RAM, while JupyterLab typically consumes around 120 MB.
vandana.nair ·
- India’s Problems are Perplexity’s Golden Opportunity
If CEO Aravind Srinivas doesn’t earn a Green Card, he might just think of shifting base to India.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- arXiv Is Great. But What If You Deserve Better?
It’s called alphaXiv. And it has 500,000 users.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- Kubernetes Native llm-d Could Be a ‘Turning Point in Enterprise AI’ for Inferencing
Early tests by Google Cloud using llm-d show 2x improvements in time-to-first-token for use cases like code completion, enabling more responsive applications.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- India’s Data Transformation Finds Its Edge in Tier 2 Cities
CtrlS is launching a 15-rack containerised data centre designed to be both scalable and portable in Bhubaneswar on 30th May.
Shalini Mondal ·
- Seeking Therapy from an AI Bot? Think Again
AI therapy is not a silver bullet, but it could be a bandage.
Merin Susan John ·
- When Replit Employees Found a Critical Security Vulnerability in Lovable
Soon after, Lovable responded, indicating that updates were shipped to fix these issues.
Supreeth Koundinya ·
- Why InMobi Is Betting on Lucknow as the Next Tech Growth Hub
Even with a limited recruitment drive at the end of the academic year, results were impressive. Initially planning to hire 10 people, InMobi ended up hiring 20.
Shalini Mondal ·