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Operation Sindoor anniversary: Rajnath Singh to lead national security review in JaipurUnder the operation, India launched a series of precision missile strikes on nine terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in...- Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's progression towards 'domain jointness,' says Army Chief General Upendra DwivediArmy Chief General Upendra Dwivedi highlighted Operation Sindoor as a "defining case study" of integration, demonstrating India's progress ...
- Why You Sometimes Believe Every Thought You Have: Cognitive FusionCognitive fusion describes how people become so entangled with thoughts that they treat them as objective reality, rather than temporary me...
- AI let loose in the park: Elon Musk and pioneers warn human-level intelligence could be more dangerous than nuclear weaponsArtificial General Intelligence, or AGI, promises to surpass human intellect, driving scientific breakthroughs and economic growth. However...
- India's future combat power would be driven by JAI: Gen ChauhanIndia's future military strength will be built on Jointness, Atmanirbharta, and Innovation, termed JAI. Chief of Defence Staff General Anil...
- Operation Sindoor ongoing, no runners-up in war: CDS Anil ChauhanGeneral Anil Chauhan says Operation Sindoor remains active. India's military must maintain high readiness. The world is seeing the third re...
- Together Fund leads $2.6-million round in AI research startup GibranGibran, an AI research startup, has secured $2.6 million in seed funding from Together Fund to develop models using small datasets, particu...
- Long before ChatGPT, this Nobel Laureate helped AI think like humans; not by mimicking our intelligence, but our stupidityLong before ChatGPT, Herbert Simon laid AI’s foundation by proving that smart people make irrational choices. His theory of bounded rationa...
- Best Christmas gift for kids to bring home joy this holidayFinding the perfect Christmas gift for kids can be both exciting and challenging, given the vast array of options available. This article s...
- 'Vive La AIvolution!' in the airAI impacts diverse sectors like jobs, empowerment, technology, and social structures. It necessitates skill development, infrastructure acc...
- From medical treatment to therapies, the power of personalised genomicsThe increased awareness about the role genetic makeup plays in mainstream healthcare, nutrition, and personality enhancement.
- DaMENSCH co-founder's pandemic WFH routine: A relaxing walk with some meditationA walk near the lake in the evening really helped Anurag Saboo unwind.
- HP bringing 3D printing technology to India in Q1, 2018According to Sumeer Chandra, Managing Director, HP Inc India, the company is in discussions with various industry stakeholders to help them...
- Do you often forget carrying your keys while leaving the house? This simple trick may help!There is no single strategy that will fix your memory, but one method may be more be suitable than another.
- IBM's research lab may help farm sector in India with Watson cognitive technologyThe company is also using its cognitive technology to help farmers identify pest infestation earlier and in working out supply chains and g...
- VirtusaPolaris, WorkFusion tie-up to deliver robotic automation to banking and financial sectorsThis partnership will deliver new smart automation solutions for the BFS market, which is the key area where VirtusaPolaris operates.
- Here's what inspired top minds to get into artificial intelligenceSome of the field's most renowned researchers and entrepreneurs reveal why they pour their intellectual life into AI.
- New ultralight robot can walk like an insectWhat makes the robot unique is that it is also equipped with a great number of sensors and it functions according to a biologically inspire...
- I see myself first & foremost as American: Miss America, Nina DavuluriSome Indians lashed back following a bigoted minority questioning Nina's "American-ness" and loyalty to the US.
- BrahMos missile cant be intercepted in next 20 years: A Sivathanu Pillai"The equivalent of BrahMos is yet to built. And, in the next 20 years, it cannot be intercepted by an enemy," said A Sivathanu Pillai.
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