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Top 5 recent developments in artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been making rapid strides in recent years, and the past few months have seen some particularly significant developments in this field. Here are a few key AI advancements that have taken place in recent times: GPT-3 becomes more accessible: OpenAI, the leading AI research lab, recently made its highly-anticipated GPT-3 language model available through a cloud-based API. This has made the state-of-the-art language model more accessible to developers, who can now integrate its capabilities into a wide range of applications, from chatbots to content creation tools….

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Opera web browser to integrate ChatGPT

Opera, one of the world’s leading web browsers, has announced that it will integrate OpenAI’s advanced language model, ChatGPT, into its platform. The integration will allow users to have a more seamless and intuitive browsing experience, as they will be able to interact with ChatGPT directly from the browser to get instant answers to their questions and perform various tasks. With the integration of ChatGPT, Opera aims to provide its users with an unparalleled browsing experience, giving them quick access to information and enabling them to complete tasks faster and…

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Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Successfully Launches SLV D2 Mission

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has successfully launched its latest satellite launch vehicle, the SLV D2, on a mission to place multiple satellites into orbit. The successful launch took place at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, and marks a significant milestone for India’s space program. The SLV D2 is a four-stage rocket designed to carry small satellites into low earth orbit. The mission carried multiple payloads, including communication satellites and Earth observation satellites, which will provide vital data for a wide range of applications, including…

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Gita GPT : An AI chatbot inspired by Bhagavad Gita

After OpenAI released the ChatGPT AI chatbot to the public, tech companies such as Microsoft and Google unveiled their own AI chatbots. Google launched Bard, and Microsoft integrated ChatGPT-like technology into its Bing search engine. Not only are big tech companies interested in developing a similar AI chatbot that’s gaining traction right now, but so are start-ups and developers. Gita GPT, developed by a Bengaluru-based Google software engineer, is one of many such chatbots. Gita GPT was created by Sukuru Sai Vineet and is based on the Bhagvad Gita. Vineet…

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ChatGPT: A game changer in the tech field

OpenAI launched ChatGPT, a long-form question-answering AI that replies to complex questions in a conversational style. Many users are impressed by its ability to provide human-quality responses, raising the possibility that it could one day disrupt how humans interact with computers and change how information is retrieved. ChatGPT and its various use cases are still a hot topic in the tech world this year. ChatGPT is being hailed as a game changer in education, and it appears that the chatbot is capable of doing a very good job when it…

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Cryptocurrencies are legal in india

India’s junior IT minister said that cryptocurrencies are legal in India if all regulations are followed, contradicting the central bank’s advice to investors to avoid crypto. India has tried to regulate cryptocurrencies, with a central bank deputy governor even pushing for their ban, but the government has yet to formulate legislation. The government established a taxation structure for cryptocurrencies in the last budget, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated at the World Economic Forum last year that dealing with the challenges posed by digital currencies would require a collective global effort….

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Microsoft AI tool VALL-E can clone your voice from a 3-second audio

Microsoft is working on an artificial intelligence called VALL-E that can clone someone’s voice from a three-second audio clip. VALL-E is trained with 60,000 hours of English speech and is capable of mimicking a voice in “zero-shot scenarios”, meaning the AI tool can make a voice say words it has never heard before. VALL-E uses text-to-speech technology to convert written words into spoken words in “high-quality personalized” speeches, according to the 16-page paper. VALL-E used recordings of over 7,000 real speakers from LibriLight, an audiobook dataset comprised of public-domain texts read…

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Chrome Security Issue Could Put Billions Of Users At Risk

Chrome users around the world have been given a new scare this week, as a new vulnerability has been reported that allows hackers to steal users’ confidential information. According to the new security update, all Chromium-based web browsers have a high vulnerability risk, which has given hackers access to people’s systems and stolen details such as user login information and crypto wallets. The problem is likely to cause concern for the more than 2 billion Chrome users worldwide. Imperva security experts have raised the alarm, explaining the main reason for…

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AICRA join hands with DBI to mark its presence in Kerala.

  AICRA joins hands with DBI to establish India stem lab & NxR Lab in Kozhikode, Kerala. AICRA’s India Stem Lab and NXR Lab have been set up at DBI in Knowledge City as per the plan. This will pave the way for a great leap forward in the field of technical education. All India Council of Robotics and Automation (AICRA) and Digital Bridge International (DBI) at Markus Knowledge City will join hands, said DBI MD Dr. Abdurrahiman Chal and AICRA President Rajkumar Sharma in a press conference. This will…

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Microsoft is planning to integrate ChatGPT into Bing search engine, Word, and PowerPoint

Microsoft may be planning to use a special ingredient to take its search engine, Microsoft Bing, and other applications to a whole new level. The tech behemoth is reportedly considering incorporating ChatGPT’s technology into Bing, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. If this is correct, Google, which is currently the most popular search engine in the world, will face significant competition. Microsoft to use ChatGPT technology According to ‘two people with direct knowledge of the plans,’ Microsoft is planning to launch an AI-powered version of Bing, according to The Information. According to…

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