Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Technology
Google tests new tool to watermark, identify AI images
San Francisco: Google has launched a new tool for watermarking and identifying AI-generated images — a technology that embeds a digital watermark directly into the pixels of an image, making it imperceptible…
- Technology
Rising Cloud cost a concern for Indians firms in Gen AI era: Report
New Delhi: The rising cost of the Cloud continues to be a concern as larger organisations in India achieve cost optimisation of only 20 percent from the cloud while medium and small-scale…
- Health
New AI-powered triage platform could aid future viral outbreak response
New York: A team of global researchers has developed an innovative patient triage platform powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that the researchers say is capable of predicting patient disease severity and length…
- Technology
Google expands cost-effective AI-optimised infrastructure portfolio for customers
New Delhi: Google on Wednesday expanded its artificial intelligence (AI)-optimised infrastructure portfolio that is both cost-effective and scalable for its Cloud customers. The company is expanding its AI-optimised infrastructure portfolio with ‘Cloud…
- Health
New artificial kidney-like device to free patients from dialysis
New York: In a breakthrough, US scientists have, for the first time, developed an implantable device that could one day free kidney failure patients from needing dialysis or having to take harsh…
- Technology
Google’s Duet AI now available in Gmail, Docs & more
San Francisco: Google on Tuesday rolled out its Duet AI assistant across all of its Workspace apps, including Gmail, Drive, Slides, Docs, and more. According to Aparna Pappu, GM and Vice President,…
- Technology
‘Suffering distancing, hallucinations’: AI & ChatGPT’s problems and pitfalls
Bali (Indonesia): It is not new technology, but Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now raising concerns with the advent of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, which may have significant repercussions across the cyber…
- Business
Our investment in India will keep growing: IBM CEO Arvind Krishna
New Delhi: Be it Cloud or artificial intelligence (AI), IT major IBM is bullish on the innovations coming out from its research and development (R and D) centres in India and the…
- Technology
World needs to move beyond cyber security to cyber immunity: Kaspersky Labs CEO
Bali (Indonesia): As the world moves into the “cyber age” with the number of internet-connected devices zooming amid expanding use of artificial intelligence (AI), the mounting scale and expertise of cyber crime…
- Technology
China’s Alibaba, S. Korea’s Naver launch GPT rival AI models
Hong Kong: Chinese internet giant Alibaba has launched new artificial intelligence (AI) models that can understand images and perform more complex conversations. The two new models, called Qwen-VL and Qwen-VL-Chat, will be…
- Technology
Vivid imaginations can help people feel more ‘present’ in VR, shows study
London: People with vivid imaginations are more likely than others to believe they truly inhabit the worlds they visit in virtual reality (VR), according to new research. This finding, published at this…
- Hyderabad
New centre at IIT Hyderabad to promote women participation in innovation, tech
Hyderbad: IIT Hyderabad has collaborated with Andhra Mahila Sabha (AMS) and Neer Interactive Solutions to establish CGDT, a pioneering centre for geospatial AI and digital twin technologies. This centre will play a…
- Technology
New EU law lets social media users opt out of AI-driven personalised feeds
London: Social media users in the European Union (EU) can now opt out of AI-driven personalised content feeds on mainstream social networks. The change is the result of the EU’s Digital Services…
- Automobile
Driverless cars worse at detecting kids, dark-skinned individuals on street: Study
London: Researchers have uncovered significant fairness issues related to age and skin color in the detection systems of autonomous vehicles, revealing that children and individuals with darker skin are at more risk…
- Technology
99% of Indian B2B SaaS firms embrace DeepTech innovations: Report
New Delhi: Around 99 per cent of Indian B2B software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies have embraced DeepTech innovations as a strategic approach to address their clients’ needs and challenges, a report showed on Tuesday.…
