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Meet Rene, the smart assistant to help you with cumbersome data processes

Resonance's forte is the proprietary AI tech for deep mining of internal and external sources of structured and unstructured data

Are Amazon, Microsoft putting the world at risk of killer robots?

The use of AI to allow weapon systems to autonomously select and attack targets has sparked ethical debates in recent years

Cobots are the new co-workers

Cobots are most useful in relatively lighter tasks that humans can perform but are repetitive and expose the worker to bodily harm

How Samsung is flying high on India R&D and driving key innovations

Samsung began its operations in India by hiring a good talent pool and then built solutions or services for particular problems

Finance will need people who can work with robots as AI takes a 3rd of jobs

Job seekers with expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science are among the most in-demand candidates in finance

Use artificial intelligence for tax compliance: Direct tax panel

The panel has also proposed to introduce collaborative compliance in direct tax administration

AI to trigger global business value of $2.9 trillion in 2021: Gartner

Gartner defines augmented intelligence as a human-centred partnership model of people and AI working together to enhance cognitive performance

Google understands what you're asking, will answer all your questions

How the internet giant's rock-star engineer is building engines intelligent enough to respond to every query that Indians might ask on cricket, Bollywood and anything else under the sun

Using AI for Hinglish and Benglish

Speech-based commands can liberate all consumers and professionals from the tyranny of typing on screens. In many ways, voice would be the main social equalizer

People with autism are hot hires for artificial intelligence jobs

Companies are bringing in workers on the spectrum who can do repetitive tasks for hours or who excel at pattern recognition

A future full of experimentation

Design is practical futurism. It is fundamentally about creating a future state that is preferable to the present

Customers expect complex outcomes from products: Schaeffer and Sovie

To get there, put creative design thinking at the core of the product development process, say 'Reinventing the Product' authors Eric Schaeffer and David Sovie

Machine learning, AI & drug development

It seems research could soon be largely taken over by machines

Demand for digitally skilled manpower to rise to 2.7 mn in FY23: NASSCOM

As digital technologies disrupt our industries, capacity building and skill development emerge as core components working towards bridging the current skill gap, said Debjani Ghosh, President, NASSCOM

HAL 9000, here we come

The prediction is that once we achieve human standards, that machine will become as close to a god

AI policy needs coordinated intelligence

Fundamental education reforms are required to bridge the great divide between liberal arts and new technologies

Google's AI system better than humans at spotting lung cancer: Study

According to a researcher the AI is essentially 4D since it's looking at two CT scans at a time compared to a human who can look at only one

AI in agriculture

Given the impressive track record, the future of this field seems promising

New artificial intelligence algorithm to identify reason behind baby cries

While a baby's cry can worry a parent, at the same time it can be irritating too. A group of researchers in the US has come up with a new artificial intelligence method which is capable of identifying and differentiating normal and abnormal cries.The method can detect whether the cry is because of hunger, illness or something else. The research was published in the IEEE/CAA Journal of Automatica Sinica (JAS).While each baby's cry is unique, they share some common features when they result from the same reasons.The new research uses a specific algorithm based on automatic speech recognition to detect and recognize the features of infant cries.In order to analyze and classify those signals, the team used compressed sensing as a way to process big data more efficiently. Compressed sensing is a process that reconstructs a signal based on sparse data and is especially useful when sounds are recorded in noisy environments, which is where the baby cries typically take place.For the study, ...

National artificial intelligence unit stuck for lack of anchor department

India, despite its vast and diverse data sets, a prerequisite for robust AI systems, is not part of many mainstream discussions and deliberations on AI