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Indian Employees Lack Guidance to Use AI at Work, Says New Research
Indian employees lack clear workplace guidance on using artificial intelligence, according to a new Udemy–YouGov survey of 1,126 workers. Only three in ten feel confident using AI independently, and 61 percent say organisations offer no practical direction. Middle-aged employees report the lowest skill adequacy. Despite this, motivation to upskil...
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IIMA Launches Two Year Blended MBA Programme In Business Analytics And Artificial Intelligence
The first-of-its kind programme launched by IIMA is designed for professionals and entrepreneurs who wish to integrate advanced analytical and AI-driven capabilities.
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Tecno HiOS 15 With New India-Focused AI Features, Improved Voice Assistant Unveiled
Tecno unveiled its Android 15-based HiOS 15 on Tuesday and listed the new artificial intelligence (AI) features that will ship with the update. The company said that its new AI features are aimed at Indian users with capabilities tailored to local needs. The brand also worked with Indian AI firm Sarvam AI to add vernacular speech to its Ella voice ...
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OpenAI Faces New Copyright Case, From Global Publishers in India
OpenAI is facing a copyright lawsuit from Indian and international book publishers in New Delhi, that aims to prevent the firm's ChatGPT chatbot from accessing proprietary content. The Federation of Indian Publishers stated it has lodged the case at the Delhi High Court, which is already handling a similar suit against OpenAI.
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Over 50% Indians More Confident About Using AI At Work: Boston Report
The report, titled "AI at Work: Friend and Foe," by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), indicates that 54 per cent of Indian respondents ranked confidence in their top two sentiments towards AI at work.
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AI Algorithm Used to Improve Predictability of Indian Summer Monsoons: How it Works
An AI algorithm developed by the Institute of Advanced Study in Science and Technology (IASST), Guwahati, is capable of increasing predictability of the Indian Summer Monsoons (ISMR) 18 months before the season begins. The technology uses AI to understand the relationship between ISMR and tropical thermocline patterns from 150 years of simulations....
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India Could Launch the First Indigenous Chipset by 2023-24, Leading Player in RISC-V: MoS IT
Open source design of computer chipsets RISC-V is becoming a global movement with India as a leading player, Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar said here on Wednesday. While speaking at RISC-V Technology Conference organised by Tenstorrent, the minister said Indian startups using RISC-V have tremendous opportunities for d...
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Rolls-Royce Plans To Triple Staff In Bengaluru R&D Centre, Invest In Startups
The company expressed interest in Indian startups working on artificial intelligence, machine learning technology and data analytics.
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Talking AI at Microsoft's First Machine Learning Conference in India
From helping the visually impaired to see, to building Facebook bots in minutes, there was great variety at Microsoft's first machine learning conference in India.
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Indian Employees Lack Guidance to Use AI at Work, Says New Research
Indian employees lack clear workplace guidance on using artificial intelligence, according to a new Udemy–YouGov survey of 1,126 workers. Only three in ten feel confident using AI independently, and 61 percent say organisations offer no practical direction. Middle-aged employees report the lowest skill adequacy. Despite this, motivation to upskil...
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IIMA Launches Two Year Blended MBA Programme In Business Analytics And Artificial Intelligence
The first-of-its kind programme launched by IIMA is designed for professionals and entrepreneurs who wish to integrate advanced analytical and AI-driven capabilities.
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Tecno HiOS 15 With New India-Focused AI Features, Improved Voice Assistant Unveiled
Tecno unveiled its Android 15-based HiOS 15 on Tuesday and listed the new artificial intelligence (AI) features that will ship with the update. The company said that its new AI features are aimed at Indian users with capabilities tailored to local needs. The brand also worked with Indian AI firm Sarvam AI to add vernacular speech to its Ella voice ...
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OpenAI Faces New Copyright Case, From Global Publishers in India
OpenAI is facing a copyright lawsuit from Indian and international book publishers in New Delhi, that aims to prevent the firm's ChatGPT chatbot from accessing proprietary content. The Federation of Indian Publishers stated it has lodged the case at the Delhi High Court, which is already handling a similar suit against OpenAI.
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Over 50% Indians More Confident About Using AI At Work: Boston Report
The report, titled "AI at Work: Friend and Foe," by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), indicates that 54 per cent of Indian respondents ranked confidence in their top two sentiments towards AI at work.
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AI Algorithm Used to Improve Predictability of Indian Summer Monsoons: How it Works
An AI algorithm developed by the Institute of Advanced Study in Science and Technology (IASST), Guwahati, is capable of increasing predictability of the Indian Summer Monsoons (ISMR) 18 months before the season begins. The technology uses AI to understand the relationship between ISMR and tropical thermocline patterns from 150 years of simulations....
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India Could Launch the First Indigenous Chipset by 2023-24, Leading Player in RISC-V: MoS IT
Open source design of computer chipsets RISC-V is becoming a global movement with India as a leading player, Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar said here on Wednesday. While speaking at RISC-V Technology Conference organised by Tenstorrent, the minister said Indian startups using RISC-V have tremendous opportunities for d...
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Rolls-Royce Plans To Triple Staff In Bengaluru R&D Centre, Invest In Startups
The company expressed interest in Indian startups working on artificial intelligence, machine learning technology and data analytics.
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Talking AI at Microsoft's First Machine Learning Conference in India
From helping the visually impaired to see, to building Facebook bots in minutes, there was great variety at Microsoft's first machine learning conference in India.
