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Global AI Conclave | Know the speakers: Manish Gupta, Google's Director of Research - Vimarsana News

Global AI Conclave | Know the speakers: Manish Gupta, Google's Director of Research

With a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, Manish Gupta has co-authored numerous papers, holds 19 US patents, and has received multiple awards, including the Distinguished Alumnus Award from IIT Delhi.

Pearson Launches AI Summer Reading List - Vimarsana News

Pearson Launches AI Summer Reading List

/PRNewswire/ -- Pearson [FTSE: PSON.L], the world's leading learning company, today launched an AI Summer Reading List, a collection of titles selected to...

New Google bug bounty program for Android apps launched - Vimarsana News

New Google bug bounty program for Android apps launched

Googlehas introduced its new Mobile Vulnerability Rewards Program that would offer rewards for the identification of security flaws in Google's first-party Android applications,BleepingComputerreports.

Android should become a more secure platform thanks to new bug bounty program for Google apps - Vimarsana News

Android should become a more secure platform thanks to new bug bounty program for Google apps

Bug bounty programs have become a common way for companies to track down issues with software before they start to cause security concerns for users. While Google has various existing programs of this nature, the company has just launched the Mobile Vulnerability Rewards Program.

Google wants to pay you for finding security flaws in its biggest Android apps - Vimarsana News

Google wants to pay you for finding security flaws in its biggest Android apps

Any good with Android bugs? You could get up to $30,000 from Google for finding the most serious vulnerabilities.