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Intellectual AI Discussion
Pritam Bordoloi

IBM Watsonx is Tailored Specifically For Enterprises

IBM’s foundational models are being trained not just on language, but on a variety of modalities, including code, time-series data, tabular data, geospatial data, and IT events data

Innovation in AI
Ayush Jain

AWS Makes it Rain Qubits in the Cloud 

AWS’s essential offering, Amazon Braket, enables developers and researchers to test their quantum computing algorithms on quantum simulators and quantum hardware

AI Origins & Evolution
Vinay Kumar Sankarapu

Council Post: The Fault in AI Predictions: Why Explainability Trumps Predictions

While everyone focuses on model manufacturing, the right product teams have started emphasising the fundamentals of good AI Solutions. XAI is the 101 feature to achieve it. However, the vision of achieving trustworthy AI is incomplete without Explainability. The idea that Explainability will provide insights into understanding model behaviours is, however, currently only serving the needs of AI experts.

AI Origins & Evolution
Anirudh VK

Google Commits to Solving AI Biases in India

Google’s grant to IIT-M focuses on training natural language processing models to mitigate gender bias. This will be done through the establishment of a multi-disciplinary centre for responsible AI

AI Origins & Evolution
Mohit Pandey

Top AI Predictions for 2023

The year 2022 was dedicated to large language models and generative art, let’s see what’s in the AI goody bag for 2023

AI Origins & Evolution
Poulomi Chatterjee

Should We Really Care About Explainability In AI?

Current explainability techniques were only able to produce “broad descriptions of how the AI system works in a general sense” but when asked to justify how individual decisions were made, the explanations were “unreliable and superficial.”

Intellectual AI Discussion
Sri Krishna

Talking Ethical AI with Artivatic’s Layak Singh

To reduce the chances of biases creeping into our AI, we first define and buttonhole the business problem we mean to solve, keeping our end-users in mind, and then configure our data collection methods to make room for diverse, valid opinions as they keep the AI model limber and flexible.

Intellectual AI Discussion
Sri Krishna

The AI strategy of Housing.com

We use the CRISP-DM methodology to ensure each data science problem is solved holistically and meets business expectations and standards.

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