With the booming adoption comes the urgent need for regulations to safeguard users from the negative impact of AI
New research proposes the reconstruction of high-resolution images from human brain activity; opens doors to future technology
This seems like a strategy on behalf of Ford to be able to take incremental steps to develop systems in-house
Fundamentally moving towards a paradigm where machines try to learn more like us and this is where causality comes into the picture
Axis Bank strongly promotes data culture to survive in this highly competitive and digital world where decision-making is driven not just by past experiences or a gut feeling but backed up by the underlying data.
While proposals for installing fabs still await government approval, foreign R&D investment shines bright
Initiatives like long-term work-from-home policies, simplification of the GST regime, and streamlining labour laws can facilitate a less-ambiguous and conducive business environment.
It is worth noting that during the April-October period, India imported PCBs worth $478 million from China and Hong Kong, accounting for 55% of the total imports.
The tussle between big tech companies and the Indian government does not seem like it’d intensify at any point of time soon, however, much still depends on what the upcoming regulations hold for big tech in India.
The government can leverage conversational AI in outbound calls in order to understand what the target population is looking for.
Private companies are developing solutions like teaching coding to pupils as early as in Grade 1, while the government is concentrating on scientific temperament through programmes like Atal Tinkering Labs. Would these end up as mere gimmicks, or are a sincere effort to advance innovation in India?
While the government is using the blockchain technology for various purposes, it has been against the idea of blockchain-based cryptocurrencies.
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