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Kalasalingam Academy hosts conference on Intelligent Techniques in Signal Processingedit
The IEEE Student Branch of Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education organized the International conference on “Intelligent Techniques in Control, Optimization and Signal Processing (INCOS’19)” during 11th to 13th April 2019.
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She was delivering a talk on ‘Guide to Dental Health Care’ organised by Institution of Engineers India (IEI) at its premises on JLB Road here recently and explained the various dental health problems faced by people.
Institution of Engineers (IEI)Summer schooledit
The institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE), Bengaluru centre, will hold a ‘Summer School in Electronics and Computers’ (SUSIEC 19) for schoolchildren from April 28. For details, contact 9901743330
IETEDesign trainingedit
The institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE), Bengaluru centre, will give hands-on training in ‘Advanced FPAG Design and MATLAB/SIMULINK’ from April 21. Call 9901743330.
IETENew AI system may help detect prostate canceredit
It does so with nearly the same level of accuracy as experienced radiologists, said researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in the US. In tests, FocalNet was 80.5 per cent accurate in reading MRIs, while radiologists with at least 10 years of experience were 83.9 percent accurate, according to the study published in the journal IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging.
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India data center market to be worth $1.5 billion by 2022: Reportedit
According to a new market research published by MarketsandMarkets, the India Data Center Market size is projected to reach USD 1.5 billion by 2022 from USD 1.0 billion in 2018, growing at a CAGR of 11.4 percent during the forecast period. The market growth is driven deeper internet penetration, increase in digital data traffic, public cloud services, and higher expected growth for IoT.
data centerGovt to establish National Urban and Innovation Stack for Smart Cities to tackle implementation challenges at the ground leveledit
Smart Cities is all about using Industry 4.0, Digital Technologies and IoT, whereas the commissioners of the cities or special purpose vehicle (SPVs) guys typically are urban people. They know how to dig roads, how to install lamp posts but they have never done cyberphysical integration in their life.
Digital TechnologyIndustry 4.0IoTSmart CitiesAgriculture and internet of thingsedit
In recent times Internet of things has emerged as one of the most reliable smart farming technologies. IoT (Internet of things) in an agricultural context refers to the use of sensors, cameras, and other devices to turn every element and action involved in farming into data
AgricultureIoTUnilever reveals how digital transformation improves consumer relationshipedit
Unilever is making investment in connectivity, Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) to connect its supply chain with partners and consumers. Marc Engel is he chief supply chain officer of Unilever.
AIAugmented RealityDigital TransformationIoTSupply Chain ManagementIndia can become global leader in automationedit
Big names in the country’s IT sector prophesied the emergence of new technology and business infrastructure on the back of cloud and edge computing in the coming days, at the SPICON held in the City on Saturday. Around 150 delegates took part in this conference and discussed best industry practices when it comes to agility, automation and cloudification.
AutomationIs Artificial Intelligence Taking Over Military?edit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been omnipresent and the latest in the block is Military. In recent times, AI has become a critical part of modern warfare. Compared with the conventional systems, military establishments churning enormous volumes of data are capable to integrate AI on a more unified process.
Artificial IntelligenceConversational AI goes mainstream nowedit
By Sindhu Hariharan
2019 is on the path to be an inflection point for conversational Artificial Intelligence (AI) as the technology moves from being considered to be a futuristic novelty to a value-add for enterprise marketing. As businesses embrace real-world applications of AI-based chatbots and voice-powered assistants, investments and acquisition action in the space has seen an uptick this year.
ChatbotsConversational AIIoT security market to reach $35.2 bn by 2023: Reportedit
According to a new market research report published by MarketsandMarkets, the global Internet of Things (IoT) Security Market size is expected to grow from USD 8.2 billion in 2018 to USD 35.2 billion by 2023, at CAGR of 33.7 percent during the forecast period.
IoT SecurityHow to build artificial intelligence that everyone can trustedit
Experts from IBM Watson and Kellogg discuss how to remove bias and increase transparency in machine learning algorithms. Artificial intelligence is here to stay. Machines are getting smarter, faster, and are poised to play ever greater roles in our healthcare, our education, our decision making, our businesses, our news, and our governments. (Artificial Intelligence)
Artificial IntelligenceMachine LearningData access and data privacy key aspects of AI implementationedit
The Data Privacy Framework must focus on striking a balance between digital economy and privacy without deterring the growth and use of technology Today, Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools are being widely used for various applications across sectors. The BFSI sector too is aggressively integrating AI, machine learning and deep learning algorithms into its existing products and services to process large amounts of data.
AIData PrivacyCan Your Brain get Connected to a PC Yes, Says Elon Musk and His Teamedit
Meet the modern day visionary Elon Musk. After disrupting the auto, solar and space industries, the maverick wants to leave an impression on the future of humanity or Artificial Intelligence itself. And in a bid to realise this aim he founded Neuralink in 2016. Registered as a California medical research company Neuralink has operated furtively since its inception. Be ready for brainmachine interfaces with ultrahigh bandwidth connecting computers and humans. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIAI could change the way humans interactedit
In the future, artificial intelligence will probably reshape our economy, society and our lives. But achieving AIs full potential will not only require many technological innovations but research into some societal difficulties, including ethical issues, workplace disruptions, and changing human interactions. (Artificial Intelligence)
Artificial IntelligenceSwitzerland to monitor potential health risks posed by 5G networksedit
Switzerland will introduce a monitoring system to assuage concerns about the potential health impact of fifthgeneration (5G) mobile frequency emissions and smooth the cuttingedge technologys rollout, the government said on Wednesday. (Internet of things)
5G TechnologyIoTSiemens launches Atlas of digitalization to measure readiness of smart cityedit
Siemens launches Atlas of Digitalization to measure readiness of smart city. Siemens has launched a new webbased application which reveals the readiness and potential of six major cities to embrace digitalization and develop new ways of living, working and interacting. (Internet of things)
Smart CitiesHow AI Can Do a Health Checkedit
By Alnoor Peermohamed
Tech-led fitness startups are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems to alert users about potential lifestyle conditions early enough for accurate diagnosis, in the process perfecting a business model that focuses on prevention for the health conscious. Typically, a fitness app on your phone looks at an Instagram picture of what you ate to gauge the calories consumed and suggest the best workout next day.
AIHealthcareAnalytics Insight Magazine Recognizes Top 100 Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Influencers in 2019edit
Analytics Insight Magazine, a brand of Stravium Intelligence has named Top 100 Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Influencers in 2019 in its April issue. The magazine recognizes 100 Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Influencers impacting the landmark trends and innovative drive of the techsavvy world.
AIBig DataAI can spur production of safe, clean fusion energyedit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can speed up the development of safe, clean and virtually limitless fusion energy for generating electricity, claim researchers. A team of scientists at the US Department of Energy’s (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) and Princeton University are applying deep learning to forecast sudden disruptions that can halt fusion reactions and damage the doughnut-shaped tokamaks that house the reactions.
AIClean Energy60% Indian firms worried about Internet security: Reportedit
Nearly 60 per cent organisations in India are concerned that the Internet is getting increasingly unstable from a cybersecurity standpoint and they are unsure how to react, according to a new report from Accenture.
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New courses to develop the startup ecosystemedit
To promote research and entrepreneurship, IIT Delhi on Saturday announced a number of plans, including a minor degree on entrepreneurship, a programme for faculty members to start companies, and two new centres on cyber physical system and on electric vehicles’ research.
Electric VehiclesFuture of WorkOMJAY to make EVs in state soonedit
OMJAY EV Limited is to begin producing Electric Vehicles (EVs) in the state from July 2019. The state government has accorded it the necessary clearances for manufacture of EVs, Jay Prakash Didwania, the chairman of Bharats Group that owns OMJAY EV, has said.
EVFrom smart bins to nerve simulators, IIT students roll out the best of ideasedit
By Mohammad Ibrar
Tapan Kumar Nayak, the group leader behind the nervous system control project, said the idea was to help patients suffering from neurological diseases and assist in their recovery. “The device transmits signals from one individual to the muscles of another individual and helps with their movement; thereby assisting paralysed patients,” the researcher at the Kusuma School of Biological Sciences at IIT-Delhi added.
Future of WorkElectric car is ‘faster than F-16 fighter jet’edit
A £2 million ($2.5million) all electric hypercar with a staggering 1,900 horsepower has hit the streets of New York. The Pininfarina Battista reaches 60mph (100km/h) quicker an F1 car, passes 180mph (290km/h) before an F-16 fighter jet does and will keep going all the way to a top speed of 217mph (350kmh/hr) courtesy of its electric motors being fed by a 120 kWh battery.
Electric CarAutomakers invest heavily in e-vehicles despite low demandedit
Officials said their companies are charging ahead with a flurry of new electric vehicle (EV) models, citing rising regulatory requirements globally. Last year, only about 2 percent of U.S. auto sales were comprised of full electric or plug-electric hybrid models, with Tesla Inc accounting for more than a third of those sales.
e-vehicles50% local sourcing likely for companies to book EV ride under FAMEIIedit
An interministerial steering committee led by Niti Aayog chief executive officer Amitabh Kant has decided that only companies that meet the 50% localisation threshold will be eligible for the incentives that will be available under the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAMEII) scheme to boost electric mobility as well as the Make in India initiative.
EVFAME IISky Is The Limit For Hyderabadedit
The state government also introduced 40 new electric buses recently and plans to replace all the diesel buses in city into fleet of electric buses in the coming future. The city’s roads are also set for improvement with the formation of Hyderabad Road Development Corporation Ltd. Moreover, road network and traffic conditions are also set to improve in the city with the Strategic Road Development Plan being implemented in the city.
e-busesUrban MobilityCarmakers are betting on alliances to rev up sales and mitigate risksedit
This is not the only reason for such alliances. Amid such skyrocketing growth forecasts, there is the conundrum of stiff competition and technological changes such as BSVI emission norms and electric vehicles. Besides, the pace of new launches to woo customers requires strong research and development, and deep pockets.
Electric VehiclesIndias First AI Based Electric Motorcycle Gets ARAI Approved Range Of 156 Km; Launch In Juneedit
The recent venture by Micromax chief Rahul Sharma seems to be in full swing to make its first electric two wheeler readily available in India soon. The progress has reached a point where the motorcycle has attained its approvals from Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) and that too in record time. (Artificial Intelligence)
Artificial IntelligenceMobilityWireless Electric Vehicle Charging Market to Reach $1.4 Bn, Globally, by 2025 at 22.4% CAGR: Allied Market Researchedit
The research offers a detailed analysis on changing market dynamics, key investment pockets, major segments, and market competition. According to the report, the global Wireless electric vehicle charging market generated $21.8 million in 2017 and is projected to reach $1.4 billion by 2025, registering a CAGR of 22.4% from 2018 to 2025.
Electric VehiclesSay goodbye to a sedentary lifestyleedit
By Sudhir Chowdhary
At a time when electric vehicles are one of the most burning conversations in today’s times, comes a piece of innovation from Hero Motors Company, the parent company of Hero Cycles which is India’s largest manufacturer of bicycles. This new e-bicycle is called Lectro EZephyr, and has been designed in house by Hero Global Design Centre Manchester (UK)
Electric VehiclesNew way to develop fast charging batteries foundedit
The new research has the potential to improve battery performance for consumer electronics, solar grid storage and electric vehicles, said the team from New York based Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the journal Nature Communications.
Electric VehicleEV BatteryFAMEII schemes focus on localisation fails to enthuse two wheeler makersedit
By T E Narasimhan
Two wheeler makers in particular have been left un-enthused by the scheme that went into effect on April 1. The second phase of the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric, or FAMEII, has curtailed the scope of incentives and made electric two wheelers costlier, says Sohinder Gill, director general, Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles (SMEV). Not one electric two wheeler has been sold since the launch …
Electric VehiclesFAME IISMEVElectric Auto Rickshaws To Get ARAI Support Local Chariots Join The Electric Revolutionedit
By Rahul Jaswal
The ARAI Director, Rashmi Urdhwareshe said, With the governments push to render 30 per cent of all vehicles in the country to electric ones by 2030, it is essential that consistent and active steps are taken in that direction, starting right away. While ARAI also assists other auto firms to bring in their electric vehicles, we are now focusing on the three wheeler segment, where efforts are being made to convert the auto rickshaws into electric models.
ARAIElectric VehiclesAnother Layer of Confusionedit
By Sumant Banerji
Stringent stipulations in the subsidy scheme for electric vehicles in India has put the domestic industry in a bind. Stringent stipulations such as minimum top speed and range, acceleration, energy consumption and localisation in the delayed but ambitious subsidy scheme for electric vehicles in India has put the domestic industry in a bind.
Electric VehiclesMajor Indian Businesses Are Pledging To Bring Electric Vehicles Into Their Fleet To Fight Climate Changeedit
By Sarthak Dogra
The transition to electric vehicles in India is being fast forwarded by private firms operating in the country. In fact, after the constant push by the government and the efforts of the auto makers, adoption of EVs by such private players is acting as the biggest promoter of this switch to a zero emission transportation within the country. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesFuture Thats Electrifyingedit
By Shivika Sahdev
Low emission electric vehicles (EVs) are crucial to locking in the benefits of enhanced mobility, and consumers are switching from internal combustion engines to cleaner battery power at an accelerating pace. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesFuture automobiles: Ecars, emobility and virtual commissioningedit
By PB Jayakumar
Digitization can help in optimizing existing plants and that process is evolving in the automotive industry. The future of automobiles and transportation is dramatically going to change globally in near future, reshaping the 120 year old technologies used in mobility industry, say experts. (E mobility)
Automobiledigitizatione-mobilityYour Car Knows It Alledit
With all that tech packed into your smart vehicle, you will not be able to hide your anger. If you own a high end car, it may already have the ability to know a few things about how you are feeling. With sensors and cameras everywhere, some vehicles can detect when the driver is feeling sleepy. Then the steering wheel buzzes to wake her up; the vehicle can even change course to make it to the nearest coffee shop. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIsmart vehicle50% local sourcing likely for companies to book EV ride under FAMEIIedit
By Yogima Sharma
The steering committee, which held its first meeting on April 1, has finalized the missions approach to make domestic industry competitive at the global level.A committee led by Amitabh Kant has decided that only companies that meet the 50% localisation threshold will be eligible for the incentives. (Electric Vehicles)
Electric VehiclesFAME IIKeeping drivers alert and safe with AIbased computingedit
Distracted driving is the prime reason for fatalities on the road, necessiating a Driver Monitoring Solution (DMS) that can alert the driver on time and prevent fatal accidents. Edgetensor, a Texasbased startup with a development centre in Bengaluru, has developed a unique Artificial Intelligence (AI) based driver monitoring system for selfdriving cars. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIRoad SafetySelf Driving Cars10 Drivers of EV Market in Indiaedit
By Nitin Kabeer
The Indian government launched the National EMobility Program in March 2018 to achieve 100 percent emobility by 2030. Since then, the country has taken several policy initiatives to propel the growth of electric mobility in the country. (Electric Vehicles)
electric mobilityElectric VehiclesWith driverless cars late, a startup tries remotecontrol trucksedit
For four days in February, Ben Shukman showed up to his office at Phantom Auto in Mountain View, California, sat down in front of a bank of computer screens with a steering wheel in a darkened room, and began driving. As the 25yearold turned the wheel in Silicon Valley, an empty truck 2,500 miles away in Atlanta picked up semi trailers and towed them around a warehouse lot. (Artificial Intelligence)
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India must re-engineer skill ecosystem’edit
As technological breakthroughs alter the nature of work globally, it is critical for India equip its workforce with employable skills, stimulate a sustainable development process and transit into a formal economy, according to a knowledge paper by industry body FICCI and consulting major PwC.
Future of WorkSkillingThe right skills for a new worldedit
The missing link that underlies the growing unemployment is skill development, which is the key ingredient to robust economic growth. With the dilutions of the old iron bowl of employment protection, the idea of lifelong secure employment has now been shattered. The 201617 annual report of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship says that less than 5% of the total workforce in India has undergone formal skill training.
Future of WorkSkillingSkill training for tribal youth in five districtsedit
Nearly 5,000 tribal youths will be given skill training in the first phase of a programme taken up as part of the one family, one job proposal announced in the budget. The Scheduled Tribe Development Department is implementing the programme in a phased manner. In the first phase, tribal youth in five districts Kozhikode, Palakkad, Kannur, Wayanad, and Malappuram who have passed class 10 will be given training and placement.
Future of WorkSkillingWe need a reskilling revolution to succeed in the era of Globalisation 4.0edit
By Borge Brende
With millions of jobs expected to be displaced by 2022, measures like education reform, lifelong learning & reskilling initiatives will ensure benefits reach both individuals and businesses.
Future of WorkReskillingThis Russian News Robot Is So Bad, Its Proof Some Human Jobs Wont Be Taken By Botsedit
One constant fear with the advance of artificial intelligence, is that the robots will come to take all our jobs. No worker, teacher, driver, or other will be safe. Then again, if the bots are as bad as this robotic news anchor, I think were safe for a long long time. (Artificial Intelligence)
Artificial IntelligenceJob OpportunitiesRoboticsBlockchain and cryptocurrency jobs rise in Indiaedit
India has seen significant rises in blockchain and cryptocurrency jobs this year, according to a study by Indeed. According to the platform, the rise has been notable for cities such as Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, Gurugram, Chennai, and Noida. The site noted that blockchain jobs are competing with those in artificial intelligence. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIBlockchaincrypto currencyJob OpportunitiesIndia must reengineer skill ecosystem as newage technologies play out: FICCIPwCedit
Industries are focusing on newage technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, bionics, the Internet of Things, 3D printing and biotechnology, which build on and amplify one another. We as a society should have a clear view of what the future, driven by megatrends and our own actions, will look like.
3D printingArtificial IntelligenceIoTRoboticsSkill DevelopmentBlockchain bonanzaedit
The Industry 4.0 or the fourth industrial revolution is evolving integration of artificial intelligence, internet of things (IOT), automation, genetics, robotics, 3D printing, biotechnology, nanotechnology, cloud computing, and more, that are driving newer prospects for job opportunities and growth.
AutomationBlockchainCloud ComputingIndustry 4.0IoTJob OpportunitiesRoboticsBanks woo IT talent with fat paychecksedit
The hiring mix is significantly shifting towards tech this year owing to the increased focus on technology which is directly linked to our growth in digitised offerings, he said. Vempati added that with the increasing focus on artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain and internet of things (IoT), the bank is settingup skill-specific teams as part of creating agile solutions for customers.
AIBFSIBlockchainIoTTalent DearthBatteries Not Includededit
By Samar Srivastava
Leapfrogging technologies can be problematic eliminating intermediate steps often results in messy policy and slower adoption. It’s a problem electric vehicle (EV) makers and consumers globally have grappled with. Chetan Maini, vice chairman of Sun Mobility, which is working on developing a network of battery swapping stations, says it is very important for the government to be technology agnostic.
Electric VehiclesThese are the industries most likely to be taken over by robotsedit
Bridgewater Associates, the most successful hedge fund in the world, recently highlighted a 2016 study by McKinsey & Company that analyzed what industries are most susceptible to automation. Jobs with lots of manual labor in a predictable environment could see higher automation in the years to come, while jobs involving managing human employees are likely safe for now.
AutomationJobsMore education means less employmentedit
By Mahesh Vyas
IT companies and the financial markets are not as aggressive in hiring talent anymore as online and offline retail enterprises are in hiring labour to pack and deliver consumption goods. This shift in demand in favour of lower skill labour implies that the premium for education in labour markets is declining.
EducationemploymentFuture of WorkCreating entrepreneurs and change makersedit
Our classrooms must become learning labs that are microcosms of the real world to prepare students for challenges in the new job market, writes Ajay BatraOur classrooms must become learning labs that are microcosms of the real world to prepare students for challenges in the new job market, writes Ajay Batra (Future of Jobs)
EducationFuture of WorkBig Data Analytics Support to IT Staffingedit
From knowing interests of a potential employee to evaluating buying behaviour, Big Data analyses all aspects and help IT companies get the right employeeThe amalgamation of AI, IoT, and Programmatic has given a new shape and dimension to modern businesses, and Big Data Analytics is the real catalyst for making this amalgamation possible.
AIBig Data analyticsemployabilityIoTWhy BJPs startup push is better for Indians looking for jobs than Congress Nyayedit
By Swadesh Singh
Congress led opposition is using one NSSO report to highlight unemployment woes in 2019 elections when job scenario world over has drastically changed. Employees operate sewing machines at a garment factory in Kolkata | Taylor Weidman/Bloomberg (Future of Jobs)
Future of WorkAdvance digital tech fast disrupting low, midskilled jobsedit
The AIMAKPMG report focusses on the ongoing digitisation and its transformative impact on Indian business and society and is aimed at helping companies formulate their digital strategies. Different sectors such as IT, manufacturing, healthcare and financial services are observing an increase in efficiency and productivity through the deployment of digital platforms. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIJob OpportunitiesSkillingThe ideal social media expert of the future will be a one person armyedit
India is the most populous democracy in the world. India is also inching towards becoming the second largest smartphone country. In many ways the internet and social media have defined the political narrative of this country. Very few people have been levers to this era of change. It is safe to count Ankit Lal, a social media strategist with Aam Aadmi Party and the author of India Social as one of its key drivers and early adopters. (Future of Work)
Future of WorkinternetMost Demanding B.Tech Courses in Indiaedit
Lets admit it; mechanical engineering is a core stream of engineering education that is preferred by many students. This course helps you develop the capability of working efficiently and developing technical and leadership expertise. Some of the universities also allow the students to choose a specialization of their choice at the beginning of the third year. Career prospects after this course include:
EducationFuture of WorkRise Of Machines: Why India need not be afraidedit
At a time when India is worried about the lack of adequate jobs, it is but natural that eyebrows will be raised on innovations that tend to perform humans tasks. This is similar to our apprehensions in the past about computers taking over workers upon mass adoption. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIJob OpportunitiesMacro Trends | The poor are dropping out of the workforceedit
By Manas Chakravarty
The State of Working India 2019 report, recently published by Azim Premji University, has some interesting data on joblessness among men with different educational backgrounds, which could give us clues about unemployment trends among the poor and not so poor.
EducationemploymentOpinion | The rise of the precariat and need to rethink jobsedit
This precarious form of work that used to be endemic among lower socioeconomic classes is now a predominant feature of most rungs of the economy. Surely, those at the top are better protected, but it is the large and rising middle that is newly experiencing the effects of this major transformation in economies globally over the decades. (Artificial Intelligence)
AIFuture of JobsOpinion | Lets look at employment through a livelihood lensedit
However, in sociology, many scholars have noted a shift from traditional salaried work (which arrived on the scene in the Western world post the Industrial Revolution and, even more so, with the rise of the middle class from the 1950s onward) to more precarious forms of work.
employmentFuture of WorkAutomation Anywhere predicts it will be worlds largest digital employer by 2020edit
Automation Anywhere expects to deploy more than three million bots by 2020, a 200% increase from today. Automation Anywhere, the global leader in robotic process automation (RPA), announced unprecedented ecosystem growth in the first quarter of 2019, with more than 2,800 customer entities and 1,600 enterprise brands using the companys intelligent RPA platform.
AutomationFuture of WorkAI in the Work Placeedit
This is a story about AIs doing such a kickass great job expanding employment for humans that some of their meat based co workers have given their virtual colleagues their own honorary cubicles.
AIWorkplaceAI field is too white and too men: Researchersedit
While artificial intelligence and machine learning is expected to have a huge impact across all industries, researchers, in a report, warned that the AI industry is facing a huge “diversity crisis”. According to the report, AI Now Institute found that women and people of color are deeply underrepresented.
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Engg counselling schedule to be released todayedit
By A Ragu Raman
This year’s engineering admission schedule will be released on Sunday, higher education minister K P Anbalagan said after meeting chief minister Edappadi K Palaniswami on Saturday. The announcement cleared the air on the participation of Anna University in engineering counselling following the resignation of its vice chancellor MK Surappa from Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions committee.
EngineeringCan teachers get pupils to take charge of their learning curveedit
Fast forward to their adult life and the distinction between these different sets of learners is clear as crystal. One group relies on external factors such as approvals and rewards and cannot find much motivation within themselves. The other group relies on their unique resources to find value within themselves they do not require leadership going forward.
EducationBringing edtech solutions to the next half billionedit
By Namita Dalmia
Today, there are about 260 million students in K12 schools and 30 million in higher education institutions. Further, there are 75 million children in the 36 year early childhood category, while at the other end of the age spectrum there are hundreds of millions of working professionals in need of constant up skilling due to the evolving nature of their jobs.
EducationSkillingMumbai robotics lab helps children create prototypes for real world problemsedit
By Anju Maskeri
Making space for innovation Inside the air-conditioned room at Oshiwara’s On My Own Technology, a robotics lab, team Livewires is prepping for the First Lego League, an international competition that challenges kids “to think like scientists and engineers”. This year, the theme is Into Orbit, for which participants will have to choose and solve a space-related problem.
Primary EducationRoboticsInformation And Communication Technology For Students And Educatorsedit
By V S Kanchana
Information and communication technology (ICT) has become inevitable and it fundamentally changes the way of life across all spheres. People are the national wealth and education enhances their lives with prosperity and quintessentially makes them responsible and ethical citizens.
Information and communication technologyEngineering Internship: A Step In Right Directionedit
An internship allows a student to avail of an opportunity to explore the various fields of engineering while they understand where their passion lies. Engineering as a field that covers the various sectors, from artificial hearts to submarines, the choice is with the student where they would like to specialize. (Education)
Engineering5 Reasons to Pursue B Tech Chemical Engineeringedit
By Gayatri Chaudhary
Choosing an engineering discipline is among the most confusing moments in the life of a student. Engineering is a comprehensive career and has its roots in almost every sector of the economy. When it comes to selecting among the plethora of engineering branches, most students are slightly misinformed. Further, they are not even aware of specialized courses that most colleges and universities offer.
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