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Bharat Dogra
Earth Day: Thousands of Scientists Are Waving Red Flags
22 Apr 2020
In dealing with life after Covid-19, potentially fatal challenges to the ecosystem must not be forgotten.
Sandipan Talukdar
Artificial Intelligence Used to Find Disease-related Genes
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
US Elections: YouTube to Ban ‘Manipulated’ Content To Mislead Voters
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
IBM sacks 300 Employees From Services Division: Report
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 In The Prediction Of Earthquake Aftershocks
06 Sep 2018
Aftershocks often prove to be more devastating than the main earthquake, and prediction had been mostly unsuccessful.
Newsclick Report
Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems: A Bad Idea?
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
Google and the Pentagon: Thousands of Googlers Stand Against Project Maven
06 Apr 2018
“This contract puts Google’s reputation at risk and stands in direct opposition to our core values.”
Newsclick Report
The Crisis in Validating Artificial Intelligence Research
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
AI Race: China and US in the Lead, Where Does India Stand?
12 Feb 2018
India is lagging behind in both data and the availability of skilled professionals capable of handling data.
Susana Barria, Benny Kuruvilla
Chomsky: Signs of Hope in a Time of Global Despair
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.