At the heart of all artificial intelligence applications are mathematical models called neural networks. The biological structure of the human brain, which is made up of interconnected nodes, inspired these models. Neural networks can be mathematically trained by tuning their internal structure until they are capable of human-level tasks, such as recognising our faces, interpreting medical images for diagnosis, and even driving our cars, much like our brain learns by constantly rearranging the connections between neurons. Having integrated devices capable of swiftly and efficiently completing the computations necessary in neural networks has thus become a major academic and corporate research priority. The development of the memristor in 2008 was one of the key game changers in the area. The memory-resistor, or memristor, is a device that adjusts its resistance based on a memory of a previous current. Scientists noticed very away that the unique behaviour of memristors was remarkably comparable to that of neural synapses (among many other applications). As a result, the memristor has become a crucial component in neuromorphic designs. Prof. Philip…
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GAISA 2022: An event supported by Meity to address the prominence of AI
The All India Council for robotics and automation, a non-profit organization working for the development and adoption of artificial intelligence on a global scale has announced the return of its prestigious event Global artificial intelligence summit and awards (GAISA). The summit supported by the ministry of electronics and information technology will take place 14th and 15th of September 2022 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. The GAISA event is devoted to addressing the prominence of artificial intelligence and related technologies in different sectors such as Healthcare, agriculture, education, smart city, mobility,…
Read MoreInstagram ‘s AI driven feed introduces a new feature
Instagram has started rolling out a new feature that allows users to view their feeds in chronological order. This method was available in the site’s early days, but that changed after the Meta-owned platform began to rely on algorithms and AI to present more’relevant feeds.’ Apart from the standard Home view, users may now choose between Favourites and Following. The change appears to be server-side, however if users are unable to view it, they should update the app from the appropriate app store. To choose Favorites or Following, users must…
Read MoreOscars 2022: AI Predicts the Winners
Unanimous AI has been predicting Oscar winners, and the results have been astounding. Using its patented Swarm Technology, the company has predicted which actors and films will win in 16 award categories with an average of 90% accuracy. What is the process behind it? The company’s Swarm AI technology optimises a group’s combined knowledge, wisdom, insights, and intuitions into a unified output by combining real-time human input with AI algorithms – essentially creating an artificial super expert. In other words, forming hive minds. The Academy Awards will be held on…
Read MoreGAISA: Born out of the desire to acknowledge the AI realm
All India Council for robotics and automation hosts the 3rd edition of the global artificial intelligence summit and awards, an event first of its kind dedicated exclusively to discussing and highlighting the impact of AI in prominent sectors. India will witness the gathering of the global AI ecosystem on the 14th and 15th of September 2022 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. The global artificial intelligence summit and awards were born out of the desire to address and acknowledge the realm of AI and its significance among different sectors such…
Read MoreGoogle Photos is redesigning Library and Sharing tabs
Google is introducing improvements to its Photos app to make it easier to locate some of your photos. Google said in a blog post that it is revamping the Library tab, introducing a new shortcut for screenshots and, in the coming days, a carousel of contextual suggestions for some photographs. Everything you need to know about the new features coming to the Google Photos app is right here. The search giant has revealed that the Photos app will get a new “import photos area” alongside Locked Folder, utilities, archive, and…
Read MoreGoogle’s Android app now lets you delete last 15 minutes of search history
Google’s Android app now offers a new privacy option that allows users to remove their search history fast. According to The Verge, the corporation has begun rolling out this feature, which should be available to everyone within the next few weeks. Users of the Google app will be able to remove the last 15 minutes of search history with the latest update. This feature was first made accessible on Google’s iOS app and was first unveiled at last year’s Google I/O event in May. It is now available for Android…
Read MoreFT EXCLUSIVE : Four major impacts of AI in healthcare
Artificial intelligence is on the verge of revolutionizing medical technology. The potential for AI to deliver more accurate, efficient, and effective therapies at precisely the right time in a patient’s care is essentially endless in nearly every aspect of treatment, from chronic diseases and cancer to radiography and risk assessment. Artificial intelligence is set to be the engine pushing innovations throughout the continuum of care as the amount of available data continues to expand at an alarming rate. The advantages of AI over traditional analytics and clinical decision-making methodologies are…
Read MoreIndia to develop its own mobile OS like Android and iOS, says Union Minister
If you have a smartphone, it is likely that it runs on Android or iOS. In the smartphone software ecosystem, there is a duopoly between Google and Apple, which not only other firms, such as Microsoft but also governments of many nations have pushed to break. The Indian government is considering developing its own mobile operating system in order to compete with both Google and Apple. As per Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, the government intends to build an environment for the development of an alternative…
Read MoreAI-driven tech startup Logically raises $24M in funding to fight against misleading online information
London-based Logically.ai, an AI-driven firm that fights harmful and misleading online material, has secured $24 million (about Rs 182 crore) in a fundraising round to expand its capabilities and accelerate expansion in its three core markets of the United States, the United Kingdom, and India. Vitruvian Partners led the latest round, which included Amazon Alexa Fund, as well as current seed investors XTX Ventures and Mercia Asset Management Plc’s Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund (NPIF). In crucial areas such as election integrity, public health, and national security, Logically said it will…
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