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If you’ve spent some time in the tech industry, you may have come across some folks with this intriguing job role: Data Scientist.

A day in the life of a Data Scientist: Problem solving lies at...

There’s a commonly asked question in India – “What is your mother tongue?” A bit of a misnomer, but conveys the point to a fellow Indian – “What native language do you speak with...

Internet for Indians, one language at a time

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The interplay of AI, data and privacy

Why all this fuss about data? The internet revolution has engulfed all facets of our life and driven us into the smart age – also the age of information wherein almost every...

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Safer Internet Day: AI making the cloud safer for businesses in...

It’s been almost an entire year since some of us have seen the inside of our offices. While certain companies are slowly and cautiously welcoming back their employees, majority...

Wouldn’t you agree that having a child in the family is a chance to re-live the time of our lives that we don’t have any clear recollection of?

What is AI's influence on children, and how do we protect them?

Semiconductors are imperative for staying competitive in a digital-first world. Right from smartphones, health wearables and laptops to smart TVs, microwave units, air...

Building & designing semiconductors - where does India stand?

Last year, Nivruti Rai, Country Head, Intel India while addressing an AI summit mentioned 5 qualities about data that are essential – quality, quantity, depth, access, and...

AI-led adoptions – Telangana leads the way

When the pandemic began, there was a lot we didn't know about the SARS-CoV-2. The virus was constantly changing its game, constantly challenging healthcare workers, medical...

A third wave is imminent - can AI predict when?

A new interactive documentary called "How Normal Am I?" let's you experience how AI judges your face.

The un-rosy side of algorithms

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Genomic surveillance is critical to map COVID-19 mutations. Can...

After nearly two months, the state of Karnataka has finally started to see a sustained decline in cases. From reporting nearly 26,000+ daily cases in end April and May, cities and...

There are two distinct sides to how common people look at AI. On the one hand, we read reports that emphasize on unlocking the economic value of more than fifteen, sixteen, or...

Computer vision- window to one’s soul?

For the first time in the quest to solve the protein folding problem, an AI called AlphaFold by DeepMind has finally cracked it.

Solving one of the biggest problems in biology is AI's latest...

Today is a historic day – the first set of Britons are set to receive the COVID19 vaccine made by Pfizer and BioNTech

How this NGO is getting tech-enabled community health monitoring...

Annually, 250 million people from all over the world are adversely affected by floods, often resulting in thousands losing their lives and economic damages amounting to nearly 10...

Saving 3.5 billion dollars annually through flood forecasting...

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, also known as MeitY, has been one of the most important executive agencies of the Government of India. Carved out of the...

How MeitY spearheaded India’s AI ambitions in 2020

The workplace underwent a tremendous change last year – more than one could have bargained in decades.

The future of work needs AI to be truly 'inclusive and...

They say that emotions are best expressed in one’s native language – something India has abundance of.

Why the rising popularity of India’s first regional language...

On March 24 1882, German physicist Dr Robert Koch announced that he had discovered the bacteria that causes tuberculosis, paving the way for diagnosis and a possible cure

World TB Day: Why emerging tech is crucial in the fight to...

A typical day for most of starts with getting out of bed, getting ready for work and settling in front of our laptops... likely in our study or bedroom or living room. Work From...

AI research in the red - and why it has to 'go green'