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How to build trust in artificial intelligence
Interdisciplinary team from IT, philosophy and law defines priorities for the certification of AI
Eris Lifesciences partners PlexusMD for AI powered platform for doctors
Drug firm Eris Lifesciences has entered into a partnership with PlexusMD, a healthcare networking platform, to offer artificial…
Kotak Mahindra Bank launches AI-chatbot Keya
Kotak Mahindra Bank (Kotak) has announced the launch of its AI-driven chatbot, Keya. Kotak customers are actively adopting Keya,…
RPA is perfect for eliminating ‘non value adding’ tasks: Parvez Mulla, COO, HDFC Life
In the intensely competitive insurance sector, HDFC Life is banking heavily on its technology strengths. Parvez Mulla, COO, HDFC…
VR treatment helps Chinese drug addicts reduce craving
More than 1,000 drug users in Shanghai have undergone an eight-month virtual reality treatment programme over the last three years…
Ravi Shankar Prasad promises to take Broadband to masses; sees India as export hub for electronics
IT and Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has vowed to take broadband to the doorsteps of the common man via a policy push and…
This wrist band can help you monitor emotions
You may have used a wrist band that tracks your steps, but a new generation of smart wearables might help you monitor emotions…
AI tech developed to help crops cope with climate change
Israeli and US researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) method that can help crops cope with climate changes
UK based start-up creates face reading AI to assist police in suspect interrogation
American psychologist Paul Ekman’s research on facial expressions spawned a whole new career of human lie detectors more than four…