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Kalaburagi: Kalaburagi excise police, on Friday, seized nine litre of illegal liquor and a Volvo bus worth Rs 45 lakh.

Two studies use facial recognition to analyse ‘old master’ painting and return opposite verdicts

A PAINTING recently discovered to be by Renaissance master Raphael has gone on display for the first time at a Bradford gallery.

Researchers used facial recognition technology to identify the work, which is known as the de Brecy Tondo

A MYSTERIOUS painting that some experts say is “undoubtedly” a work of one of the Renaissance’s top artists will go on public display for the…

AI is now more effective than doctors at picking out transplant organs according to researchers.

The Hartree National Centre for Digital Innovation program has granted £4.5 million to three UK universities to establish SME engagement centres.

One can think of being able to try on various clothes on a virtual avatar and notice how they appear from every angle, or even adjusting the direction a pet is looking in a favorite photo of its owner.

GFT Ventures, a US-based, early-stage VC firm focused on frontier technology, has a first-mover advantage in accelerating the AI economy. Co-Founder Jeff Herbst, a former NVIDIA executive explains why AI will dominate the future, what GFT Ventures offers in leading-edge technologies, and how Asia stands to gain. But first, here’s a DealStreetAsia analysis of global AI investment trends.

AI is now more effective than doctors at picking out transplant organs according to researchers.