Artificial Intelligence Future

Scientists caught radio waves from other worlds with the help of AI Humans have always been interested in unraveling the mysteries of the universe away from Earth. For this kind of discovery, the astronomy program 'Breakthrough Lisson', running at a cost of $ 100 million, has been a big success. Scientists have received waves from the outside world. Researchers say that the possibility of life in the waves from which the waves are coming cannot be ruled out. With the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI), scientists have detected 72 new fast radio explosions (FRBs) coming from FRB-121102, according to an announcement made late Monday. Let us tell you that this galaxy is about 3 billion light-years away from our Milky Way 'Milky Way'. Search Connection  Let us tell you that the first announcement regarding the identification of FRB-121102 was made last year and the credit for this discovery goes to the postdoctoral researcher Dr. Vishal Gajjar of the University of Califor

Artificial intelligence will change job pattern, reduce risk of unemployment: UN expert The arrival of technology like Artificial Intelligence has created a fear in the world that robots (machine-human or computer-human) should not replace workers. But UN experts believe that new technology is unlikely to cause problems like widespread unemployment because humans are still ahead of these things due to their creative abilities. At the same time, the United Nations also says that people have to be connected with technology so that people can use it easily. Policies are needed for this because it cannot be sat on the level of policies by making excuses for technological progress. Eckhard Ernst, head of the United Nations Labor Organization (ILO) Macroeconomic Policy and Employment Division, says the manufacturing sector will not benefit from artificial intelligence. In such a situation, at least in developing countries, the estimates of employment opportunities will not be correct. He sai

Artificial intelligence is giving 10 jobs by eating 100 jobs Highlights: A big shocking revelation in the midst of a debate on artificial intelligence If 100 people lose their jobs, then there are only 10 jobs based on AI. The special thing is that even if the place is vacant, there is no immediate restoration. The reason for this is that for this first people have to give AI training (AI) and jobs are debated all over the world. On the one hand, people say that this poses a serious threat to jobs, on the other hand, people are saying that even though the jobs will go, the same number of AI-based jobs will also be created. But what the experts have concluded is extremely shocking. According to experts, if 100 jobs are lost then only 10 AI-based jobs are being created in their place. Revealed in ET's discussion The biggest thing is that people are not immediately placed on the vacant positions because to fill the vacant space, companies have to first train AI for the people, then th

Technology hit The President of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, has made a wonderful proposal. He has asked the government agencies of his country to finish the two ranks of civil service officers next year and get their work done through Artificial Intelligence (AI). The real purpose behind this is not to reduce the burden of the officers or reduce government expenditure. Their aim is to reduce red tape, which according to them is a hindrance in the way of investment. By the way, AI is being used worldwide to save expenses. The works which used to be the responsibility of the entire department till now, are now being handled through AI. Artificial intelligence means an intellectual ability developed in an artificial way. It started in the 1950s, but it is still worth believing. This computer system of learning through mistakes works on the basis of the same logic that human brains run. AI has completely changed robotics. The robot now brings new learning capabilities due to technology. Now he

Degree course in Artificial Intelligence, professional training program needed: Experts In the changing environment of technology, degree courses, and professional training programs in Artificial Intelligence are needed. This is believed by industry and education experts. Although the Central Board of Secondary Education has introduced AI as an optional subject in schools until now there is no provision of the full-time degree courses in the country. Only a few short term courses are going on. Varun Dhamija, Vice President, Pearson Professional Program, said, "In the digital age, artificial intelligence is affecting many types of industry and changing the role of jobs. Along with this, the scenario of business is also changing rapidly. The use of artificial intelligence on a large scale is being noticed in almost every industry. It is believed that it will have a big role in the industry and smartphone revolution in the coming times. Therefore, the need of the hour is to focus mor

Artificial Intelligence judges are hearing in court in China Hongzhou Will the court hear through Artificial Intelligence? Something similar is happening in China. Artificial intelligence judges, cyber courts are present here, now decisions are being pronounced through the chat app. The policy paper of the Supreme People's Court of China states that the use of cyberspace and technology is speeding up the disposal of the case. Mobile courts have been incorporated into this effort. This mobile court is actually running on the social media platform WeChat, which has so far dealt with more than 3 million legal cases and completed judicial procedures. According to the Supreme People's Court, it has been launched in March. The policy paper was released this week. The authority gave the media a glimpse of the cyber court through this. It is the first court in the country that was established in 2017 in Hangzhou. The authority showed the media how the Internet court operates in Hongzho

Future of War: Artificial intelligence or robotics, an army ready to beat enemy on every front India has received five Rafale fighter jets amid tensions along the border with China. But realizing the technical capability of the dragon, the Indian Army is moving forward not only on traditional warfare methods but also on future war strategies. The Army is studying state-of-the-art techniques. The study is headed by a Senior Lieutenant General. The technologies the army is about to study include everything from drone swarms to robotics, lasers, artificial intelligence, and algorithmic warfare. According to sources, the purpose of this study is to strengthen the army's conventional combat capability as well as to prepare it for a 'non-kinetic and non-combat' warfare. Keeping in mind the future, China is also developing a variety of technologies. He has created Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered LiDal Autonomous Weapon System. Army has already stepped up In the new Land Warfa

Debate on artificial intelligence, some jobs were created and many different jobs were created. With the adoption of the Artificial Intelligence of companies, jobs are not only ending, but new jobs are also being created. Experts said the same thing earlier. Highlights: New disclosure in the midst of a debate in companies about artificial intelligence Some jobs have been lost due to AI, so many other types of jobs have also been created. Companies in America and Europe are giving jobs to Indians in Artificial Intelligence Talking about data labeling, people sitting at home are earning 15-30 thousand rupees a month. Companies around the world are pushing for greater adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, there is also a debate on whether AI's job scenario is adversely affected. Experts deny this and they say that this will not affect the employment of people, yes their roles will definitely change. A similar thing has come up in a study. AI got employment if the job was

New world record on internet speed, all Netflix videos can be downloaded in 1 second! Fast internet till now, do you know what is the speed of the fastest internet in the world? If not, leave. Today we are giving you the news of an amazing and surprising discovery. Researchers at University College London (UCL) have set a new world record for the world's fastest internet at 178 terabytes per second (TBPS). You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people. 178 Tbps speed in simple language to understand the speed of one lakh 78 thousand Gbps. That is, if an HD movie is one GB, you can download one lakh 78 thousand such movies in one second. The project, led by researchers at University College London, was led by Dr. Lydia Galdino. Earlier, Australia had the record for the fastest internet speed. At that time, the fastest internet speed in the world was 44.2 Tbps. This means that the new internet speed is four times faster than the previous fastest

Facebook's new AI technology, which reminds you of the important things of daily life Facebook is conducting new research on Artificial Intelligence. The company's latest research relates to artificial intelligence and devices using this technology, which is believed to make a significant difference in the way users work in their daily lives. This research involves the use of virtual assistants such as Siri, Alexa, Bixby, and other chatbots to better understand what we say and to remember and perform daily tasks like our brains. AI Assistant or Voice Assistant is an app that works by understanding the user's voice commands. Facebook says it is developing the technology to make AI assistants more sophisticated and to make it easier for people to perform complex tasks in the physical world. That's why Facebook has been developing many AI tools lately. The company's latest 'Real World Sound Simulator' feature will further support the Virtual Assistant, making i