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April 28, 2024
While the technology undeniably saves time and reduces effort, the convenience it offers may inadvertently hinder the creative capacity of the human mind
April 1, 2024
Ola introduces Ola Solo, Indias first autonomous electric scooter, integrating AI for safer rides. Multilingual voice interface, facial recognition for security, and adaptive learning highlight its features.
February 22, 2024
The quest for extraterrestrial life receives a boost as Bill Diamond, CEO of the Seti Institute, reveals that there are potentially 10 to 50 billion habitable worlds in our galaxy.
January 22, 2024
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January 2, 2024
AI systems can reliably determine the emotional states of patients as accurately as a psychotherapist, according to research. The face reflects a persons
December 25, 2023
India Business News: BENGALURU: One 97 Communications, parent of fintech firm Paytm, on Monday confirmed a โslight reductionโ in its workforce as part of cost-cutting meas.
December 19, 2023
AI Roundup: The Government of India has begun preparing regulations for AI. IBM has announced plans to buy AI platforms worth 2.3 billion dollars to bolster its AI offerings.
December 16, 2023
According to a report, internal ByteDance documents confirmed the "OpenAI API has been relied on to develop its foundational LLM". It was codenamed "Project Seed" during nearly every phase of development, including for training and evaluating the model, it added.
December 5, 2023
Shanghai authorities told Microsofts visiting president on Tuesday they want his company to promote artificial intelligence technology to boost businesses there, the Chinese financial hubs government said.
November 17, 2023
Ecommerce titan Alibaba on Thursday became the latest Chinese firm to admit to feeling the bite of US sanctions, as it abandoned a plan to spin off its multi-billion-dollar cloud computing arm. It followed gaming giant Tencents acknowledgement this week that its ability to sell advanced cloud services has been hit by the restrictions, which were introduced by Washington last year to prevent Chinas access to cutting-edge chips.