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Taken for a joyride?The Great Fail podcast explores the downfall of Kittyhawk, Larry Page's ambitious flying car startup. Despite Google's backing and top-tier...- AI talent war: OpenAI acquihires the team behind Crossing MindsBacked by the likes of Index Ventures, Shopify, Plug and Play, and Radical Ventures, the AI startup has raised more than $13.5 million acro...
- AI's future: Regulation, jobs, and even conversations with deceased loved ones, says Google X Lab cofounderSebastian Thrun, cofounder of Google X Lab, emphasised the importance of responsible AI regulation, cautioning against premature restrictio...
- Indians top the list of immigrant founders of Unicorns in USIndians top the list of immigrant founders of Unicorns in US with 66 companies. Out of 10 immigrants who have founded two or more unicorns,...
- Vishal Sikka's AI venture raises $50 millionThe enterprise platform helps businesses leverage AI to drive fundamental digital transformations. The funding sources have not been disclo...
- A personal loss, a $2-mn win & a soaring ambition led Sebastian Thrun on the road to innovationThrun has made it his life’s mission to encourage people to quit the thrills of the driver’s seat.
- Artificial Intelligence won’t replace people, but add to their capabilities: Sebastian Thrun, CEO Kitty HawkAI picks up patterns — be it driving cars, detecting cancers or selling products – and will help novices get better.
- Half our India students take AI courses: Sebastian Thrun, co-founder UdacityThe number of students taking free courses is around 1.15 million. The number of paying students is much less, but it is increasing quite a...
- Artificial Intelligence will not replace, but augment people: Sebastian Thrun, co-founder Udacity“AI is not made to replace people, but augment people. Much like mobile phones have done for us.” Thrun said.
- ET GBS 2019: Electric mobility needed to charge up India's citiesAny technological innovation in the transportation sector has to be both high-volume and low-cost, said Nandan Nilekani.
- Global Business Summit can be the Davos of the East: Vineet Jain“Our mission is for GBS to establish itself as the Davos of the East. It may not snow in Delhi but the sun is shining on the world’s fastes...
- Innovation in transportation sector in India should be affordable: Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani“Silos won’t work. We need a way to create inter-operable seamless rider services across multiple modes,” Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekan...
- Blackstone, Airbnb, Alibaba leaders & Diaspora Inc at ET GBS 2019The GBS audience will not only get a chance to listen to the PM but also CEOs and innovators who run famed global companies.
- ET GBS 2019: On day 2 of GBS, a ride into the futureApple’s former chief evangelist, pioneers of electric car & aircraft, ecomm pathbreakers among speakers.
- The book that writes itselfPerhaps the most exciting technology today is Artificial Intelligence, or AI.
- Udacity co-founder, Thrun will put money on getting stuff off ground"Urban transportation is a huge sector. We saw a huge change in transportation a hundred years ago when we moved from horses to cars," said...
- Train at Udacity before you join Infosys ranksThe initiative, called the Infosys-Udacity FastTrack Programme, asks students to complete the nanodegree certification programme online.
- Bengaluru companies go retro with radio to engage, entertain techiesStudio 34 has featured interviews with former India cricketer Rahul Dravid, cricket coach P Vishwanath and Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar.
- Google VP and fellow, Sebastian Thrun has the Udacity to disrupt education spaceIndia today is the second-largest traffic source for Udacity, which saw a five fold growth in enrollment for Nanodegree courses in the past...
- Udacity's nanodegrees: How Google X's Sebastian Thrun is planning to double the world's GDPUdacity partnered with major tech companies like Google, Cloudera, Facebook, and Salesforce to build classes that fit neatly into six crede...
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