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Bharat Dogra
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
22 Apr 2020
In dealing with life after Covid-19, potentially fatal challenges to the ecosystem must not be forgotten.
Sandipan Talukdar
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
26 Feb 2020
“We have for the first time used deep learning to find disease-related genes. This is a very powerful method in the analysis of huge amounts of biological information, or 'big data'," said Sanjiv…
AFP
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
04 Feb 2020
The Google-owned video service’s move comes amid growing concern about so-called "deepfake" videos altered by using artificial intelligence.
Newsclick Report
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
14 May 2019
Global IT major says it is “reinventing” itself, even as a probe last year found a trend of ‘senior’ staff firings and ‘re-hiring at lower pay and no benefits’.
Sandipan Talukdar
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
06 Sep 2018
Aftershocks often prove to be more devastating than the main earthquake, and prediction had been mostly unsuccessful.
Newsclick Report
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
22 May 2018
In a conflict between a State possessing LAWS and a State without any LAWS, but possessing nukes, where would the threshold lie? Would a ‘no first use policy’ still apply?
Apurva Chaudhry
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
06 Apr 2018
“This contract puts Google’s reputation at risk and stands in direct opposition to our core values.”
Newsclick Report
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
20 Feb 2018
Replication of research in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) is facing challenges because researchers often don’t share their code.
Surangya Kaur
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
12 Feb 2018
India is lagging behind in both data and the availability of skilled professionals capable of handling data.
Susana Barria, Benny Kuruvilla
Artificial Intelligence : Articles
12 Feb 2018
Renowned intellectual and academic, Professor Noam Chomsky argued that the world has become a far more dangerous and irrational place since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1990.