Forbes

Much of the focus on deep learning systems for vision has been in three areas: autonomous vehicles, facial recognition, and robotics. However, as with the many other areas of artificial intelligence (AI), vision will have a far wider impact on society than in those three areas.

BW Smart Cities

The Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved with the progression of Internet in the past two decades. For starters, IoT is essentially the inter network of physical things such as sensors, devices, vehicles, buildings, and other objects which are embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and network connectivity that enable these objects to pick data, assemble and exchange the data.

Daily Hunt

Some have dubbed the Internet of Things, or IoT, the Intelligence of Things, and even the Internet of Everything. Whatever they call it, there is no doubt that IoT has been steadily emerging and shaping our future. Put simply, IoT eliminates the need for human interaction with other humans or computers to transfer data.

The Hindu Business Line

Towards end-October, social media was agog with reports of a cyber attack at Kudankulam Nuclear Power plant. The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL), on October 29, denied such a development and said both the reactors were running without ‘any operational or safety concerns’.

Telangana Today

As a part of the programmme, eight Swedish companies have showcased their clean, innovative and futuristic technologies, which ranged from nanotechnologies; internet of things (IoT); active dynamic filters; LED light tower; pot washing machines; sustainable sanitation solutions, superefficient aerators, material recovery from End of Life Tyres (ELT).

BW CIO World

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fast gaining ground as the next big disruptor in the Media & Entertainment (M&E) industry. Over the last year, content creators across the globe have actively begun to adopt AI tools in order to enhance efficiencies, unlock revenue opportunities and deliver interactive viewing experiences.

Entrepreneur

Artificial intelligence (AI) was invented to support humans. With time, it has developed into a technology that delivers results. Although expensive initially, AI has now become affordable for small businesses as well. According to a survey of CEOs from small and medium-sized businesses, 29.5% of CEOs have spoken in favour of AI technology and its various benefits on businesses.

The Economic Times

Artificial intelligence is already answering queries with personal assistants like Alexa and Siri, thanks to the advancement in machine learning and data analytics. AI-enabled systems have the capability to receive and analyse information and adapt to it as they make decisions. The technology is now widely adopted by companies such as Google, IBM and Apple. (Amazon)

The Economic Times

By truncating computing time from 10,000 years to a little under four minutes, quantum computers pose an existential threat to industry standards in cryptography that were hitherto thought to be infallible in real world conditions. Cybersecurity experts have reason to be worried.

Express Computer

Recently though, since the past few months, there has been a complete and comprehensive drift of the ways how bad guys have been spearheading cyber security attacks. Newer frontiers like OT/IoT spaces we have already been exploited and the coming times have already shown glimpse of how deadlier they would be.

Communications Today

According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, IoT Cellular Device Sales will undergo a transition with 5G, the dominant air interface, in 2025, as published by Strategy Analytics IoT Strategies service. Strong growth from projects in China has continued to provide a healthy impetus to the IoT device market.

The Economic Times

When engineers use artificial intelligence (AI), they have traditionally applied it to a problem within a defined set of rules rather than having it generally follow human strategies to create something new.

The Economic Times

By Ayan Pramanik

India continues to lag in use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve citizen services and many government initiatives such as Ayushman Bharat Mission would open up a sea of opportunities for artificial intelligence-based services in the country, said Anil Valluri, President, NetApp India and SAARC.