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Mathematics and Physics not compulsory for engineering courses, says AICTE - This opens up BE, BTech degree courses for students from medicine, commerce and vocational backgrounds as well.
In graduate school, Gebru used Google image data to infer political positions from populations based on simple items for example, the breakdown of types of vehicles people owned. After completing her PhD at the Stanford AI Lab, Gebru worked at Microsoft in its Fairness, Accountability, Transparency and Ethics in AI (FATE) lab and later at Google, where she researched items such as bias in facial-recognition software.
Most recently, Gebru left Google; she claims she was fired for a critical email. Google counters that she made demands to stay employed that it chose not to meet. Because all this happened in December 2020, her Twitter feed is currently consumed by it.
The Line: A fundamental reboot of urban living
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NEOM represents an exciting new opportunity to see the technology coming out of Asia in action. Saudi Arabia is eager to build on lessons from India’s success and business innovation, with THE LINE acting as a “living lab” for these and other new technologies, offering the chance to implement cutting-edge tools holistically.
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution is blurring the lines between what business and society thought was possible and impossible, bringing the physical and digital worlds ever closer. India has leaned heavily into this transition, undergoing an aggressive technological transformation to become the second most connected nation in the world with
945 CCTV footage and video recordings were obtained from multiple sources
Sources were analysed with the help of video analytic tools and facial recognition system
New Delhi: Delhi Police used artificial intelligence and forensic technology to investigate 755 cases in North-East Delhi violence that rocked the country last year, as per a report compiled by the Delhi Police.
According to the report, extensive use of technology in identification and arrest was the hallmark of investigation of the violence in February last year which was spread over 11 police stations of the North-East district of the national capital. Video Analytics and Facial Recognition System used for the analysis of CCTV footage and video recordings from smartphones, the report said. 945 CCTV footage and video recordings were obtained from multiple sources, including CCTV camera installed on roads, video recordings from smartphones, video footages obtained from media houses and sources were analysed with