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Robots and AI can help fight corona

AI and robotics for public health is a real need and has demonstrated great value.

NITI, Nasscom launch AI-based modules to 'empower young minds at schools'

The module contains activities, videos, and experiments that enable students to work through and learn the various concepts of AI.

Microsoft chief Satya Nadella's prescription to do away with AI bias

Build diverse and inclusive teams to build these technologies, says Nadella

Nadella 'decodes future', calls for diverse teams to protect AI from bias

The Microsoft CEO said the developers have to think about privacy as a human right and there is a need to have gender and ethnic diversity in the teams that are building these technologies.

Tech Mahindra to acquire US-based Zen3 Infosolutions for Rs 460 cr

Zen3 Infosolutions has expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, annotations, cloud engineering etc which are high growth area.

Deepfake: An existential threat to our information dissemination systems

Deepfake's proliferation poses huge challenges

What can India expect from Satya Nadella's visit as Donald Trump arrives

Microsoft launched its India operations in 1990 and for the past 30 years the company has played a major role in digital transformation of the country

India's first Centre of Excellence for gaming, VFX launched in Hyderabad

The 10,000 square feet IMAGE-CoE, located inside the existing STPI facility, plans to incubate up to 25-30 start-ups per year for the next 5 years

Non-profit tech: AI-based startups make it to Cisco, N/Core's third cohort

Each selected startup receives an innovation grant of Rs 15 Lakh

AI to the rescue

The highly connected 21st century can enable diseases to spread with rapidity. AI could be one of the ways to mitigate this danger

AI, data analytics help GST collection, loopholes being plugged: Sitharaman

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Trump administration to propose doubling of funding for AI, Quantum R&D

The White House said last year that investment in AI is "critical to creating the industries of the future, like autonomous cars, industrial robots, algorithms for disease diagnosis, and more."

Ajay Agrawal explains economics of AI and what organisations can do with it

Whether AI good or bad is like asking if fire or electricity are good or bad, according to Agrawal

Tamil Nadu's leap into AI, blockchain to help the state with better service

Part of the state's digital initiative involves steering the government towards evolving policies that are based more on data and analytics than on unproven assumptions and guesswork

Budget 2020: IT sector for wider use of artificial intelligence in economy

AI is expected to have a huge impact not only in commerce, but also in health, national security, cybersecurity, food security, education and global warming

For meaningful transformation

Experiences will be powered by robotic efficiency and human empathy

Crackdown on 'deepfakes' indicates danger to credible media dissemination

Deepfake is a catch-all word to describe a large portfolio of AI-driven video-manipulation technologies

IT firms working vigorously, investing heavily to scale up product business

TCS, Infosys and HCL Technologies lead the race with huge investments to fuel next phase of growth

Regulating artificial intelligence: Why one size won't fit all, say experts

Sectoral approach to AI rules allows greater flexibility to regulators, say experts

Tech industry facing HR challenge, need to skill 2 mn professionals: Report

The Indian technology industry is facing its biggest-ever HR challenge with the need to recruit and skill more than 2 million professionals, as growing demand for 'exponential tech professionals' puts extreme pressure on it to remain globally competitive, according to a report. The increasing competition has not left organisations with much of an alternative. They have to either embrace the challenge or perish, according to the report titled 'AI & Future Of Work: Redefining Future Of Enterprise' by BML Munjal University. Employability with technology continues to be a problem despite India having a large number of higher academic institutions, it added. "There is an expected supply of 7 million people for the Indian technology industry that consists of graduates, PGs (postgraduates), diploma holders and PhDs (but) overall employability is 18 per cent only," the report said. On the other hand, it said, "Several jobs at the mid-level of indian technology companies are becoming ...