In this interview, professor Mausam of IIT-Delhi talks about his approach to solving India’s data problem and his work on Markov Decision Process and crowdsourcing.
But Indian researchers and companies working in this field have a big handicap: data. More precisely, the availability of well-labelled, feature-rich local datasets.
The dataset, which is now being made public, will help computer vision researchers from across the world to train their algorithms on Indian driving conditions.
A professor at Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi may have the latest answer in the quest for neuromorphic computing. Manan Suri’s invention is the result of a finding he made that certain types of storage devices displayed properties that allowed them to emulate certain functions of the brain in silicon.
Even as Indian SaaS companies struggle to perfect the art of selling to the world, raise money, or strike partnerships, a new breed of companies that use artificial intelligence are threatening to upend their plans.
