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Who Is Anima Anandkumar? Indian Scientist Named In TIME's AI 100 List
In March this year, she was included in the United Nations Secretary-General's Scientific Advisory Board.
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Inside India's First Quantum-AI University: Amaravati's Rs 730-Crore Bet
The facility will house infrastructure for quantum computing, quantum photonics, quantum security, cryogenic systems and high-performance computing.
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India's Data Centre Boom: $300 Billion Bet, 101 Million Square Feet by 2030
Mumbai-MMR remains India's biggest data centre market. Chennai, Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR and Hyderabad are emerging as important data centre clusters.
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'Developers Sitting Idle': Techie Claims AI Broke Productivity Pipeline
A techie in the healthcare domain says artificial intelligence (AI) has broken the developer productivity pipeline, causing idleness.
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OpenAI Details How Its AI Agents Bypassed Security Controls in Hugging Face Breach
OpenAI’s latest report provides a detailed account of how its internal AI agents escaped sandbox restrictions, created an unauthorised communication channel and gained access to external systems. The agents exploited vulnerabilities in internal and third-party infrastructure, eventually compromising parts of Hugging Face and an OpenAI research cl...
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"Either Greatest Equaliser Or Worst Source Of Injustice": Bill Gates On AI
Bill Gates said the shift into the AI era will rank among the most turbulent periods in human history and that no one has produced a credible plan for managing it.
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Gemini Live Gets Spark, Hands-Free Gmail Management and Personal Intelligence Features
Google on Wednesday announced several new features for Gemini Live, the real-time conversational experience inside the Gemini app. The Mountain View-based tech giant says its new additions open up more avenues for users to manage everyday tasks through voice commands. Gemini Spark, the company’s autonomous cloud-based AI agent, can now work with ...
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'We Are The Key, AI Is The Lock': 12-Year-Old Chess Prodigy From Delhi Delivers Powerful TEDx Talk In Hong Kong
Aaryaveer Kochhar, 12, urges using artificial intelligence (AI) to extend, not replace, human thinking at TEDxPok Fu Lam Kids in Hong Kong.
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Harvard Launches Rs 67,000 Course With AI Clones Of Its Faculty To Teach Startup Culture
Harvard Business School launches an eight-week AI-powered startup bootcamp for entrepreneurs, costing $699 (Rs 66,673).
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US Lawmakers Warn Americans Could Be Legally Helping China Spy On Them
Congress approved a law in 2018 banning Americans from providing support to foreign military intelligence agencies but leaving the door open to such aid for similar civilian-led organisations.
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Military Bases In Amritsar On Pak Gang Radar, Intel Puts Punjab On Alert
Security agencies have been asked to treat the input with utmost seriousness and step up security around the sensitive installations.
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How Uber's AI Charges You More And Keeps You Coming Back: Report
Beyond the growing scrutiny over why individual passenger receive different fares for similar trips, AI continues to power key functions throughout Uber's wider operations.
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Google Pixel 11 Boot Screen Drops ‘Powered by Android’ for Gemini, and the Symbolism Is Huge
In recent years, Google has increasingly been positioning its flagship Pixel phones around Gemini, its multimodal artificial intelligence chatbot. As the Mountain View-based tech giant continues to push AI across more of its products and services, the effect is now being strongly observed, especially on the new Pixel 11 series. There appears to be ...
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AI Agent Lied To A Student, And Then Created 'Fake Persona' To Back Itself Up
A supply-chain attack is when a piece of software is tampered with in the hope of compromising one or more of its users, and it is widely considered disturbing because, like poison dropped into a city reservoir, it can affect a potentially huge number of people downstream.
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OpenAI To Introduce Ads In ChatGPT Across Europe From Monday
After initially rolling out advertising in the United States in February, OpenAI will now give advertisers access to users in 31 countries across Europe, the company said late Tuesday.
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Who Is Anima Anandkumar? Indian Scientist Named In TIME's AI 100 List
In March this year, she was included in the United Nations Secretary-General's Scientific Advisory Board.
-
Inside India's First Quantum-AI University: Amaravati's Rs 730-Crore Bet
The facility will house infrastructure for quantum computing, quantum photonics, quantum security, cryogenic systems and high-performance computing.
-
India's Data Centre Boom: $300 Billion Bet, 101 Million Square Feet by 2030
Mumbai-MMR remains India's biggest data centre market. Chennai, Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR and Hyderabad are emerging as important data centre clusters.
-
'Developers Sitting Idle': Techie Claims AI Broke Productivity Pipeline
A techie in the healthcare domain says artificial intelligence (AI) has broken the developer productivity pipeline, causing idleness.
-
OpenAI Details How Its AI Agents Bypassed Security Controls in Hugging Face Breach
OpenAI’s latest report provides a detailed account of how its internal AI agents escaped sandbox restrictions, created an unauthorised communication channel and gained access to external systems. The agents exploited vulnerabilities in internal and third-party infrastructure, eventually compromising parts of Hugging Face and an OpenAI research cl...
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"Either Greatest Equaliser Or Worst Source Of Injustice": Bill Gates On AI
Bill Gates said the shift into the AI era will rank among the most turbulent periods in human history and that no one has produced a credible plan for managing it.
-
Gemini Live Gets Spark, Hands-Free Gmail Management and Personal Intelligence Features
Google on Wednesday announced several new features for Gemini Live, the real-time conversational experience inside the Gemini app. The Mountain View-based tech giant says its new additions open up more avenues for users to manage everyday tasks through voice commands. Gemini Spark, the company’s autonomous cloud-based AI agent, can now work with ...
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'We Are The Key, AI Is The Lock': 12-Year-Old Chess Prodigy From Delhi Delivers Powerful TEDx Talk In Hong Kong
Aaryaveer Kochhar, 12, urges using artificial intelligence (AI) to extend, not replace, human thinking at TEDxPok Fu Lam Kids in Hong Kong.
-
Harvard Launches Rs 67,000 Course With AI Clones Of Its Faculty To Teach Startup Culture
Harvard Business School launches an eight-week AI-powered startup bootcamp for entrepreneurs, costing $699 (Rs 66,673).
-
US Lawmakers Warn Americans Could Be Legally Helping China Spy On Them
Congress approved a law in 2018 banning Americans from providing support to foreign military intelligence agencies but leaving the door open to such aid for similar civilian-led organisations.
-
Military Bases In Amritsar On Pak Gang Radar, Intel Puts Punjab On Alert
Security agencies have been asked to treat the input with utmost seriousness and step up security around the sensitive installations.
-
How Uber's AI Charges You More And Keeps You Coming Back: Report
Beyond the growing scrutiny over why individual passenger receive different fares for similar trips, AI continues to power key functions throughout Uber's wider operations.
-
Google Pixel 11 Boot Screen Drops ‘Powered by Android’ for Gemini, and the Symbolism Is Huge
In recent years, Google has increasingly been positioning its flagship Pixel phones around Gemini, its multimodal artificial intelligence chatbot. As the Mountain View-based tech giant continues to push AI across more of its products and services, the effect is now being strongly observed, especially on the new Pixel 11 series. There appears to be ...
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AI Agent Lied To A Student, And Then Created 'Fake Persona' To Back Itself Up
A supply-chain attack is when a piece of software is tampered with in the hope of compromising one or more of its users, and it is widely considered disturbing because, like poison dropped into a city reservoir, it can affect a potentially huge number of people downstream.
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OpenAI To Introduce Ads In ChatGPT Across Europe From Monday
After initially rolling out advertising in the United States in February, OpenAI will now give advertisers access to users in 31 countries across Europe, the company said late Tuesday.
