The Economic Times 

Despite the hype, there are few examples of AI fuzzing being used, says LeighAnne Galloway, cybersecurity resilience lead at Positive Technologies. Nowadays, fuzzing without AI is more effective, she says.

The Times of India 

By Rujuta Parekh  

Software Technology Parks of India (STPI), which runs under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India, is set to create 28 Centres of Excellence across the country in emerging fields like Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Clod, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, BLock Chain and others. Director of STPI, Sanjay Gupta said this while delivering the inaugural address at Bharti Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) College of Engineerings annual national tech festival Bhartiyam 2019.

Money Control 

BlackBerry Cylance, a business unit of BlackBerry, announced the findings of its global artificial intelligence (AI) security survey, commissioned with the help of the SANS Institute, which highlights that 85 percent of cybersecurity professionals surveyed believe that AI can improve security, now more than ever, given the vast amounts of available data captured and analysed in the Internet of Things.

Analytics Insight  

They found that half of the CEOs said they anticipated that the digital change should render their businesses unrecognizable in the coming five years. Whats more, Gartner concurs, indicating to enterprises that have as of late experienced a digital change from innovation such as selfdriving vehicles, the Internet of Things, blockchain banking and even ecigarettes.

Live Mint

To understand the future, it often helps to study the past. Sometimes, even the distant past. In fact, scientists draw parallels between the inflection point that humanity finds itself at today and a short window of time 500 million years ago, called the Cambrian explosion, which was a defining moment in the evolution of life on earth.

Analytics India Mag 

By Akshaya Asokan

This collaboration with Intel and Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) was announced last year where the three establishments will be working towards setting up a Model International Center for Transformative Artificial Intelligence (ICTAI) for deploying AIled application based research projects.

Deccan Chronicle 

All of this has led to the creation of a rich storehouse of information, waiting to be churned to extract useful insights, not only about machines and systems but also about humans and their behaviour. Such information can only increase in the future, especially with the widespread adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT), Machine Learning, and other advanced technology.

CXO Today 

A CIO sitting in the office is trying to decide the most appropriate mix of cloud solutions and whether to use edge computing to manage the integration of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) or blockchain.

The Hans India 

It is marked by emerging technology breakthroughs in a number of fields, including robotics, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, quantum computing, biotechnology, the Internet of Things, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Blockchain, fifthgeneration wireless technologies (5G), additive manufacturing/3D printing and fully autonomous vehicles as defined by Wikipedia.

The Economic Times 

According to NASSCOM, things will continue to look up with Indian fintech market potentially touching 2.4 billion dollars by 2020. To add to the ongoing momentum and scale heights, fintech ecosystem will have to innovate and specialise in key sectors. That seems most plausible and promising with intelligent automation, artificial intelligence and blockchain.

Live Mint 

By Nasrin Sultana

Cybersecurity and lack of consumer awareness are threats to growth of digital payments in India, said Dilip Asbe, managing director and chief executive officer of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).

Deccan Chronicle 

To prepare for these changes, workers will need to be retrained at a massive scale from hightech workers trained in data analytics, artificial intelligence and blockchain, to workers who need functional digital skills necessary to operate in organized digitallyenabled value chains, such as in ecommerce, ridehailing, telemedicine, or IoTenabled plants and warehouses.

The Times of India 

By Ashfaque Ahmed

Today, the biggest use of user data is in artificial intelligence (AI). These companies are building artificial intelligence programs which are being used in applications such as image recognition, speech processing, video processing etc. As we know AI is the hottest industry today and user data is invaluable to train and build AI programs. So data is indeed king!

IT News Online 

Total cybersecurity investment in 2018 reached US$37 billion, up 9% from US$34 billion in 2017. Despite the high priority many organizations give to protecting their data assets, endpoints, networks, employees and customers, cybersecurity still only represented 2% of total IT expenditure last year. This will inevitably rise as new, more frequent and sophisticated threats emerge, which will give vendors further growth opportunities.

Live Mint 

By M. Sriram and Prasannata Patwa

Technology such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and the internet of things, has made its way into digital banking. However, banks are raising more relevant questions now. While technology is exciting, banks have found the right balance behind the romance of technology, where they are asking what technology has done for the business.

The Economic Times 

Automation is the need of the hour, and is something that Indias vast SME sector needs to adopt in order to avoid inefficiencies and improve their productivity. By Vikash K Agarwal Since the turn of the new millennium, the business landscape in India has undergone a major change, and one of the key drivers of that change is digitisation.

IT News Online 

Artificial intelligence is to some degree already being deployed across all incumbent sectors of health care today and will play an exponentially larger role in the years ahead, says BCG Partner Alexander Aboshiha, coauthor of the article. Companies need to move quickly to harness this rapidly developing technology including by ensuring they have access to the right data and the right talent to succeed.

Express Computer 

An app fixed in a device will be installed in 10 polling stations in Assams Hailakandi district to report election related information on real time, an official said. Conceptualised by a scientist of the National Informatics Centre, Hailakandi, Monsoor Akhtar, the app named NICetr was based on Internet of Things to provide information to prevent malpractices during election.

CNBC TV18

Researchers have developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) based system to predict the risk of early deaths due to chronic disease in middle aged adults. The study, published by PLOS ONE journal, found that the new AI Machine Learning models known as random forest and deep learning were very accurate in its predictions and performed better than the current standard approach to prediction developed by human experts.

The Times of India  

Last year, the US Food and Drug Administration approved a device that can capture an image of your retina and automatically detect signs of diabetic blindness. This new breed of artificial intelligence technology is rapidly spreading across the medical field, as scientists develop systems that can identify signs of disease in a wide variety of images, from X-rays to CAT scans.

Analytics India Mag 

By Akshaya Asokan

While technologies like the Internet of Everything (IoE) and blockchain have made substantial inroads in the sector and have disrupted the way banks and other financial organisation offer their services, the next wave of change will be driven by emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, big data and machine learning.

The Asian Age 

For those who are struggling to find adequate data protection solutions for newer technologies, 71% in India said they could not find suitable data protection solutions for artificial intelligence and machine learning data, followed by cloudnative applications (58%) and robotic process automation (46%).

The Economic Times 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) on cloud to facilitate better diagnostics Imagine a world where second opinions on cases can be taken at the click of a button, patient records can be shared with specialists who can collaborate with caregivers from afar, and algorithms can help identify characteristics of diseases, ultimately resulting in a far more accurate and reliable diagnosis.

Analytics India Mag 

By Kamalika Some

IoT security is concerned with safeguarding connected devices and networks in the world of the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT security refers to the prescriptive steps that are taken to beef up the security of IoT devices and reduce their susceptibility to attacks from unauthorized users.