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What AI can't learn from you
3+ week, 1+ day ago (401+ words) For most of the last century, expertise was an appreciating asset. You trained in something, earned the credential that certified it, and spent decades letting experience compound on top. The mechanical engineer of 1985 was, in the main, still the mechanical…...
Microsoft's Puneet Chandok calls learning AI a 'full contact body sport; Shaping the new tech order
1+ week, 1+ day ago (343+ words) videos. Amount: Rs 215 Cr Bengaluru-based health intelligence startup Ultrahuman raised $70 million in a funding...
Google's new AI for students; How a care crisis sparked EzyHelpers
3+ week, 2+ day ago (303+ words) Forget RoboCop with guns and arrest powers. China's latest traffic cop comes on wheels, carries cameras and radar, and spends its day spotting helmetless riders, traffic violations, and jaywalkers. It may sound futuristic, but India is already moving in that…...
TN launches AI, deep-tech push with new initiatives
2+ week, 3+ day ago (327+ words) suite of initiatives under the Department of Artificial Intelligence, Information Technology, and Digital Services...
Indian-origin Oxford professor taps into therapeutic potential of math modelling
2+ week, 4+ day ago (357+ words) A noted Indian-origin academic in the UK believes that applying mathematics to living systems can reveal new biological insights and point towards potential therapies with real societal benefit. Philip Maini, Professor of Mathematical Biology at University of Oxford, has been…...