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Till date, the AICTE was regulating only the postgraduate programmes in Management (MBA) and Computer Applications (MCA).

Of an aircraft wing when an aircraft is taking off and it needs maximum thrust. that thrust lifts the aircraft in the air. but then if you turn those wings and invert them, then actually that changes that thrust to forward momentum. and that's essentially what we've done with the wind wing. but how do you power such massive ships with just wind? well, it is an auxiliary power, so we call it wind—assisted propulsion. so it's not true to say that this vessel is now a sailing vessel. it does assist the internal combustion engine to power the vessel. and is it labour intensive to do this because...

In a blog post, the firm stressed that audio, video and chats were not used for AI without consent.

For corporate leaders and some of the inventors of these new technologies, the expected use cases in robotic repetitive tasks, what they are finding it it is being used in creative industries, high—value, high wage, writing, creating images, creating music, computer programming, that is a big surprise, and we'rejust in programming, that is a big surprise, and we're just in the foothills of how powerful some of these computer programmes going to get on so that raises questions for public policy and governments were how to respond and governments were how to respond and if you like, if science...

Intelligence and chatbots. if you've heard of chatgpt, you'll know that the computer programme released two months ago by the company 0penai provides convincingly human responses to questions using information from the internet. well, now google has come up with a rival — it's called bard. our technology editor zoe kleinmanjoins me. what is it and why are these computer programmes making such waves? chatgpt has chatg pt has absolutely chatgpt has absolutely exploded since it launched a couple of months ago. we know over a million people tried out in its first few days. basically what it does...