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Precision-Fermented Fats: What Are These And How They Benefit Health
Precision-fermented fats are the new invention that promises to be better for the heart. Here is exactly what it is, how it benefits health, and why you need to practice caution.
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"Best Way To Predict Future Is To Invent It": What Entrepreneur Vishal Sikka Told NDTV
Vishal Sikka, founder and CEO of Vianai Systems, discussed the promises and perils of artificial intelligence. In an interview with NDTV's Senior Managing Editor Vishnu Som, the entrepreneur spoke of the need for careful oversight
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"AI Can Be Source Of Jobs, Must Be In Human Control": Microsoft President Brad Smith To NDTV
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, can be a source of growth - contrary to opinions it could cost millions their jobs - and will be as important to the future of knowledge as the invention of the printing press was, Microsoft's Brad Smith told NDTV.
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This Artificial Eye Can Help You See Blurry Images Better
Inspired by the human eye, researchers have developed an adaptive metalens -- essentially a flat, electronically controlled artificial eye, read all about this breakthrough invention here.
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Police Car Chases Could Be Shorter In Future With The Grappler Bumper
Leonard Stock has invented the 'Police Grappler Bumper' (PGB), which he claims is a much safer and controlled way of bringing a fleeing car to a stop. What the PGB essentially does is use a grappler to lock the rear tyre and axle, which in turn brings the vehicle in pursuit to a controlled stop.
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White House Maker Faire Features Indian-Americans' Creations
Creations of a couple of Indian Americans were featured at the first-ever White House Maker Faire to "celebrate a nation of makers and help empower America's students and entrepreneurs to invent the future".
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Precision-Fermented Fats: What Are These And How They Benefit Health
Precision-fermented fats are the new invention that promises to be better for the heart. Here is exactly what it is, how it benefits health, and why you need to practice caution.
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"Best Way To Predict Future Is To Invent It": What Entrepreneur Vishal Sikka Told NDTV
Vishal Sikka, founder and CEO of Vianai Systems, discussed the promises and perils of artificial intelligence. In an interview with NDTV's Senior Managing Editor Vishnu Som, the entrepreneur spoke of the need for careful oversight
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"AI Can Be Source Of Jobs, Must Be In Human Control": Microsoft President Brad Smith To NDTV
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, can be a source of growth - contrary to opinions it could cost millions their jobs - and will be as important to the future of knowledge as the invention of the printing press was, Microsoft's Brad Smith told NDTV.
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This Artificial Eye Can Help You See Blurry Images Better
Inspired by the human eye, researchers have developed an adaptive metalens -- essentially a flat, electronically controlled artificial eye, read all about this breakthrough invention here.
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Police Car Chases Could Be Shorter In Future With The Grappler Bumper
Leonard Stock has invented the 'Police Grappler Bumper' (PGB), which he claims is a much safer and controlled way of bringing a fleeing car to a stop. What the PGB essentially does is use a grappler to lock the rear tyre and axle, which in turn brings the vehicle in pursuit to a controlled stop.
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White House Maker Faire Features Indian-Americans' Creations
Creations of a couple of Indian Americans were featured at the first-ever White House Maker Faire to "celebrate a nation of makers and help empower America's students and entrepreneurs to invent the future".
