CIOL

Internet of Things (IoT) is not just about computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones anymore. An exciting wave of future IoT devices and applications will emerge. A multitude of devices are internet connected including refrigerators, washing machines, Air conditioners, robotic vacuum cleaners, door locks, LED lights, and more.

Analytics Insight

By Vivek Kumar

Artificial Intelligence these days is everywhere and in everything, from manufacturing and production to our home and now in our toothbrush. AI, in some way, has occupied everyplace today. Looking at industry reports, nearly 40 percent of businesses already make use of this technology. It is being used in health care, wellness and warfare, analyzing everything and every moment, and assisting people to take better images, making music, and foods.

Business Today

By Gautam Das

IoT, meanwhile, also has a use case in safety and security in real estate. Not just in commercial properties but also in residential areas. Property developer Mahindra Lifespaces says that it doesn’t want to just bank on scanners and a network of cameras for home security. The company says select homes it develops can come prefitted with a range of sensors that cover gas leaks to glass breaks.

Live Mint

Artificial intelligence (AI) is deeply linked with machine learning (ML). In fact, almost all of AI today is simply ML in other words, an attempt to get a computer to make itself more efficient at its task without the need for human intervention. As an investor in deeptech and science companies, I have had the occasion to see several startups that claim to use AI/ML.

The New Indian Express

During the meeting, the delegates discussed the impact of artificial intelligence (AI), especially the ethical aspects and its linkage with the Internet of Things (IoT). Over the next few years, autonomous systems, devices, and organizations will become increasingly commonplace. Industry, consumers and governments are using AI for automation and decision making.

Bloomberg Quint

Peppered with success stories of organizations that have embraced digital and witnessed a sea change in business returns, the journal is a compelling read. A pertinent case in point is that of the tea and coffee vending machines of one of Indias largest FMCG giants, which harnessed the power of technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) to accelerate growth in their business.

The Economic Times

By Riya Pahuja

Insurance companies are leaving no stone unturned when it comes to deploying the latest technologies be it automation, artificial intelligence or machine learning. In conversation with ETCIO, CIOs and technology leaders of five top insurance companies throw light on what they think is the Next big thing in insurance sector

CXO Today

This gives organizations worldwide the ability to deliver a wide range of transformative business and consumer use cases, like machine learning at the edge, autonomous industrial equipment, smart cars and cities, Internet of Things (IoT), augmented and virtual reality, and more.

Huffington Post

The difference between natural and artificial intelligence is that a person strongly biased against a group of people would avoid showing their bias for fear of social censure. An artificially intelligent system doesn’t feel the same restraint—and because we don’t understand how these systems work, the biases seem like rational, reasonable choices.

Express Computer

By Radhika Udas

Artificial Intelligence has been at the crux of Signal Analysis and Interpretation Lab (SAIL) operations after AI proved to give accurate results. SAIL, in its recent collaboration with researchers from UCLA, is working on analyzing voice data of patients suffering from serious mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and depressive disorders.

Analytics India Mag

Artificial intelligence is currently one of the hottest buzzwords in tech with good reason. In the last few years, we have seen several technologies previously in the realm of science fiction transform into reality.