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How Researchers Are Using AI to Map the Hidden Structure of Animal CommunicationA groundbreaking computational tool, Chatter, is revolutionizing the study of animal communication. By analyzing vocalizations as continuou...- India PP&E: Philosophy, Politics and EconomicsGaurav Dalmia addressed Stanford MBA students in New Delhi. He highlighted India's unique wealth creation opportunities. He emphasized the ...
- Florida deploys robotic rabbits to combat invasive pythonsFlorida’s Everglades is under ecological threats from invasive Burmese pythons, which have drastically reduced the population of small mamm...
- Job losses: How AI has painfully disrupted dreams of young software engineering graduatesIT CEOs have indicated that AI-led productivity is changing the business model, with revenue growth and headcount growth being de-linked. “...
- Conservancy of Southwest Florida sets record with over 6,300 pounds of Burmese Pythons removed in landmark seasonThe Conservancy of Southwest Florida has removed a record 6,300 pounds of Burmese pythons this season, bringing their total to over 40,000 ...
- The hottest jobs 5 years from now? The answers will surprise youThe job market is evolving too fast for five-year career predictions. Experts say AI, climate tech, space tech, and bioengineering will res...
- Revolution in the barn: AI-Powered agritech tackles India’s Rs 1.5-lakh crore post-harvest storage woesIndia loses 10% of its total food grain production post-harvest. The Delhi-based agri-logistic firm looks to minimise it through its digita...
- Will English dominate machine communication? Mayank Kumar to demystify the future of coding at ET Soonicorns Summit 2024At the ET Soonicorns Summit 2024, Mayank Kumar will explore a critical question that many developers and coders face today: ‘Will future de...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk: We are currently in India’s Golden Decade; I see Sensex at 1,15,253 by 2030: Amisha VoraIn the 1970s, the Group’s founder, Prabhudas Lilladher Sheth, traveled to the US and studied stockbroking and market practices of US exchan...
- Prompt in progress: GenAI text-to-code tools boost productivityGen AI text-to-code tools hold promise of up to a 50% gain in productivity. Top IT firms are also embracing them for efficiency. But as Him...
- World losing high-stakes fight against alien speciesInvasive species that wreck crops, ravage forests, spread disease, and upend ecosystems are spreading ever faster across the globe, and hum...
- Longest ever 19-foot Burmese python caught in South Florida raises concernsThe capture of this enormous Burmese python has raised concerns about these invasive species in Florida. While efforts to combat the prolif...
- Assam flood situation critical, NDRF rushed to Barak ValleyA total 44 people have lost their lives so far in floods and lanslides in the state since June 14.
- Meet Abhinay Dronavally, the techie behind Bengaluru's 'five city corporation' governance ideaHis application allows people to use an intuitive city map and create up to 12 municipal zones by selecting wards that should come under ea...
- India's young demography: To drive growth, 500 million Indians need to be skilled and made employableIn an economy where the unorganised sector accounts for 30% of the labour demand, the mammoth task of skilling 500 million Indians is indee...
- With 26 direct sightings, recent tiger census brings cheer to wildlife activistsWith 26 tigers having been directly sighted in the Nilgiri hills, including the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR), the All India Tiger Census 2...
- Rare vultures spotted in Arunachal forestResearchers from Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU), near here claimed they spotted three endangered species of vultures at Dying Ering Wildlife...
- How Kashmir's tourism businesses are uniquely catering to record number of visitorsKashmir's tourism businesses, caught unprepared by the record number of visitors, are making unique arrangements to catch the tide.
- North America under pythons threatClimate researchers have suggested that pythons could soon spread out to new parts of North America, due to global warming.
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