#artificial-intelligence stories

With Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg sparring over its ethics and China announcing its intention to create a $150 billion …

Artificial intelligence is pushing the boundaries of human imagination and doing things we could not imagine 20 years ago. But, is it outperforming humans?

NoBroker’s office was vandalised by brokers in 2015, but that didn’t stop it from building a platform that uses AI to help people find properties, broker-free.

Two examples of my recent interactions with the world of artificial intelligence (AI) were instructive to me in more ways …

FactorDaily on May 26 organised a roundtable to explore the future of jobs in the age of AI and automation will create and the reskilling effort required.

Like the Internet, AI is likely to be a massively disruptive technology change that will bring about enormous social, political and cultural change.

Elon Musk recently announced Neuralink. FactorDaily talks to Ramez Naam about brain-embeds, the cost of energy and the impact of exponential technologies on our planet.

As part of The Cognitive Story project, Tanmay Bakshi is applying cognitive technologies to help people unable to communicate to express their emotions.

AccuraCap, a fund management firm that runs on a mathematical model based on big data analytics and artificial intelligence, is changing the game.

Soon, AI will get so good that it will know our future choices better than us. This week’s Factor Future explores how smart machines are getting ahead.

Art Deco flying chairs may not be here yet. But personal jetpacks are not quite far away. And fully immersive …

As the company’s autonomous vehicle team tests its platform, FactorDaily gets up close and personal with its effort to bring self-driving cars to India.

Are the machines taking over?

IBM Research’s 5 in 5 prediction reports are fascinating reads into what the near future holds for us. For the …

If Chandrababu Naidu succeeds in  putting Andhra Pradesh back on the growth map, it can show India the to the future.

Bengaluru startup Invento Tech has developed humanoid robot Mitra to provide intelligent assistance to humans by interacting with them in various contexts.

Kūrma is the brainchild of Sigtuple, an artificial intelligence startup looking to solve problems of medical diagnosis and treatments in India.

Artificial Intelligence may not replace teachers anytime soon, it but can be used to help students and teachers to get more out of education.

Chatbots are a conversational way of getting multiple things done via a single interface like Facebook Messenger.

If India doesn’t have job creation in manufacturing and millions of people in agriculture, can we migrate them directly to services? No one in the world has done that yet