Analytics India Mag 

By Akshaya Asokan

From startups to NGOs, all the major players have acknowledged the importance of technology in deriving valuable insight. The government has also taken considerable measures to give requisite impetus for the large scale adoption the technology and on several occasions in boosting the economy. (Artificial Intelligence)

The New Indian Express 

With India transforming into a cashless economy through an upsurge in the number of online transactions via net banking, ewallets, debit and credit cards, cybersecurity risks should be taken seriously by every budding organisation. Startups have a cache of customer information including credit/debit card details, which is a goldmine for hackers.

Down To Earth 

By Akshit Sangmola

Industry has performed no health studies on 5G. They do not need to as they have a stranglehold on legislation that allows them to arbitrarily place base stations where they went on streets close to homes and people have no recourse whatsoever. Dominique Bellepomme, an oncologist in Paris, calls this a crime against humanity.

Smart City ELETS Online 

Just as we have embraced AI in different formats for our regular lives from maps to voice search and its integration with other applications, we believe with the right innovative business models, it could add significant value to the MSME manufacturing sector, said Sanjeev Sharma, Managing Director, ABB India, while addressing the workshop organised jointly by NITI Aayog and ABB India recently. (Artificial Intelligence)

Live Mint 

The effect of 5G on the battery life of devices is also likely to be significant, with increasing network control and data transmission ensuring that these gizmos dont have to stay in continuous communication with the network, which effectively reduces energy consumption drastically while extending the ability of customers to use their phones without charging for long periods. In addition, 5G is expected to finally kickstart the promise of Internet of Things (IoT) as disparate devices start talking to each other.

BFSI ELETS online 

Traditionally known to be cautious and changing inch by inch under heavy regulations, the insurance sector is now entering the age of automation. More than ever before, top insurers are finding it tougher to stay afloat, find newer ways to cut costs and increase profits. On the one hand, extraordinarily tough competition and operational inefficiencies have been eating into their profits.

The Economic Times 

Technology has been the biggest driver in human lives and almost every business has been penetrated by it. Among others, hospitality industry has gained a lot with the technological advancements. From enhancing customer service to efficient energy usage, hotels that leverage on implementation of technology will have a direct impact on customer satisfaction. (Artificial Intelligence)

Analytics India Mag 

Much as has been written about the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in shaping the economy of a country and how the technology has the potential to better governance. Due to the high rate of efficiency in bringing about the desired change at a large scale, governments across the world is mulling its application at a macrolevel within its various subsidiaries. (Artificial Intelligence)

Pc Mag 

By Dan Costa

Were in the middle of the Internet of Things, we’ve got all of these smart home devices, but almost all of them have security problems. Part of it is because they’re just poorly designed. They were rushed to market, security wasn’t factored in.

Times Now News 

Google has established an external advisory council to help the tech giant develop the Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in an ethical and responsible way. The Advanced Technology External Advisory Council (ATEAC) will consider some of Googles most complex challenges that arise under its AI principles, like facial recognition and fairness in machine learning, Google said in a statement

News Nation 

Data mining, artificial intelligence (AI) and social media have strengthened sectarian identity, reinforced biases and sharpened societal divides. Data mining, artificial intelligence (AI) and social media have strengthened sectarian identity, reinforced biases and sharpened societal divides rather than promoting cross cultural understanding and dialogue, claims a new book.

The Times of India 

By Jisha Surya

The TCS incubation lab here has developed two hardware that would ease the life of people with neuro muscular disabilities. TCS VHAB (virtual habilitation) and Assisto, platforms based on virtual reality and artificial intelligence respectively, developed by TCS, are turning into major support for persons with cerebral palsy. (Artificial Intelligence)

Business Standard 

By Ashok Dhar

Implementing automated solutions can reduce processing costs and fraud or misreporting rate. Todays buyers are smarter, knowledgable and more informed. The old adage people buy from people, may still have some relevance, but it is fading fast. (Artificial Intelligence)

BW Smart Cities

Smart cities are the new buzz word in infrastructure development. With a steadily increasing influx of populations into cities and a constantly growing need to better handle resources, several cities like San Francisco and Seoul are experimenting with upandcoming technologies to make their cities smarter. Among these new trending technologies is the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data, which has revolutionised the way we analyse patterns and trends in human behaviour.

The Hindu Business Line 

Two lead scientists at Google and Facebook and a computer scientist at Canada’s Montreal University, who gave conceptual and engineering breakthroughs that made deep learning — a technique that led to breakthrough in computer vision, speech recognition, natural language processing, and robotics — possible have been awarded the $1-million ACM A.M. Turing Award for 2018, a statement said on Wednesday.

Business Standard 

By Romita Majumdar & Shally Seth Mohile

“There are two great things happening in India. The first one is that this India is the disruption centre of the universe. Sectors, technologies and markets are changing at such a fast pace and when you add the scale factor to that, then it creates huge disruption. Given this, you don’t come to any Indian client and talk about the mild advantages of digitisation. (IOT)