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AI and automation: Are humans making their own brains redundant?As technology continues to advance, many people find themselves leaning heavily on gadgets to handle tasks that were once second nature, su...- Psychology suggests people who keep a paper calendar on the fridge aren’t old-fashioned: They’re turning memory into something the room can help holdIn a world dominated by screens, paper calendars on refrigerators still hold their ground. Experts in psychology highlight the power of tan...
- Psychology suggests people who arrive ten minutes early to everything aren't overprepared - they're using a small buffer to keep stress from deciding the mood of the day, because time pressure narrows how calmly people can thinkArriving early offers significant psychological benefits. Psychologists reveal that even a few extra minutes before an event can reduce str...
- The biggest challenge of AI is freeing and nourishing natural intelligenceArtificial Intelligence promises significant changes, potentially displacing many jobs. However, human creativity and innovation, termed Na...
- Nvidia, Tesla chase same self-driving goal via varying pathsNvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the company's autonomous driving technology at CES, sparking an indirect exchange with Tesla's Elon Musk. ...
- ‘Godfather of AI’ issues stark warning to techies who are thinking of changing the stream due to artificial intelligence boomGeoffrey Hinton, the 'Godfather of AI', has shared a crucial advice with students and engineers asking them not to give up their computer s...
- Make more brain rots: Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath has a '3M' idea for Bollywood to vasool its paisaBollywood faces challenges in regaining its audience post-pandemic. Nikhil Kamath suggests focusing on relatable stories. Data shows that B...
- India must embrace a hybrid model that aligns research with industry needs, and avoid the US pathNarendra Modi launched the Anusandhan National Research Foundation with a ₹50k crore budget over five years to align academic research with...
- New technologies like AI can boost quality of life and wealth creation in rural India: Transform Rural IndiaInnovation, investments and institutional push in human capital is needed to narrow urban-rural inequality, says Anish Kumar, Co-Lead of Tr...
- View: India's challenge is no longer literacy but creativityPolicymakers and teachers must reboot so that the education system does not merely produce human chatbots.
- Why are humans smarter than animals? This new research on the human brain offers fascinating answersThe new research has compared the brains of chimps and macaques with those of humans.
- From being a custodian of behaviour to tech curator, advertising may soon lead the creative industryCreativity is first nature to people and as humans have evolved, so has creativity.
- Google’s AI-powered Voice Assistant is the 24/7 butler you didn't know you needThe Assistant's renewed ability to understand multiple questions in one go & give relevant answers makes it truly conversational.
- The Rising Demand of AI ExpertsAI is a new scientific infrastructure for research and learning that professionals will need to embrace and lead, failing which, they will ...
- How to write a one-page resume that will get you to the interviewProfessional resume writers, recruiters agree that whether you are a fresher or have more than 15 years of experience, a one-page resume is...
- Artificial intelligence vs the real thingThat artificial intelligence can be smart was evident when two chatbots created their own coded language that left humans fuming, while gue...
- Automation is here, HR has to re-skill, re-orient human capitalUnlike earlier changes like the industrial revolution which played out over a long period of time, digital transformation is taking place a...
- Tech tales: Self-driving cars no more a distant dreamMost self-driving cars are always connected to some sort of data centre that can feed it information, push software updates, provide life t...
- If humans are shaped by their activities, the result will not be prettyThe news that this Christmas the most popular gifts for children were gadgets - just like the grown-ups have - could not have cheered toyma...
- True lies: All depends on whether lies are untruths or other way roundIf the brain can be programmed to delete ‘truth’ as the default function, then lies would emerge more spontaneously.
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