Artificial Intelligence Future

Now you will know the correct review of the product, Artificial Intelligence will be able to identify fake online review Scientists have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can identify machine-generated fake reviews on online e-commerce websites. Scientists have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that can identify machine-generated fake reviews on online e-commerce websites. Researchers say that companies like Trip Advisor, Yelp, and Amazon offer reviews of their products and services to customers. Nine out of 10 people shopping from these websites read these reviews and consider them to be correct. However, the screw is that not all reviews are correct. Writing fake reviews on websites by people has become very common these days. But nowadays the number of fake reviews made from machines has increased a lot. According to researcher Mika Juti of the Alto University of America, fake reviews are based on algorithms and nowadays it has become very easy to

First female news anchor live prepared from artificial intelligence, will read news like a real anchor Chinese news agency Xinhua has made its first female news anchor live with the help of Artificial Intelligence. It is named Shin Xiaomeng. The anchor read the news for 1 minute during the "Two Sessions", the country's largest political meeting, which began in Beijing, China's capital on Sunday. It has been given the appearance of Xinhua's real-life anchor Ku Meng. 1) Production cost will be reduced The voice, movements and gestures of this virtual anchor are exactly like real anchors. During the anchoring, Shin Kyu was seen in short hair. Xinhua claims that these artificial news anchors will read news in the same way that professional newsreaders read the news. The cost of production will also be reduced with its use. Earlier, Xinhua has also made live two anchor anchors prepared with the help of Artificial Intelligence. Shin will work with them only. According t

Global Talent Competitiveness Index-2020 Why in the discussion? Recently, the Global Talent Competitive Index-2020 has been released by the INSEAD Business School in collaboration with Google (Google) and Adecco Group. main point: The theme of the Global Talent Competition Index for the year 2020 is 'Global Talent in the Age of Artificial Intelligence'. 13 European countries are among the 20 countries topping the Global Talent Competitiveness Index - 2020. This index reflects the talent dominance of European countries in the competition. The index has been released based on a ranking of 132 countries. India's position in the index: India is ranked 72nd in this index with a score of 40.42. It is noteworthy that India was ranked 80 in this index released in the year 2019. There is a need to improve internally with respect to increasing intolerance towards minorities and women in India. India's position in BRICS countries: If India's location is compared to BRICS count

3D bioprinting for artificial blood vessels Why in the discussion? Recently scientists have developed a 3D printing technique that can recreate the complex geometry of blood vessels. Probably in the near future, it can be used in the manufacture of artificial arteries and organ tissues. Important point The purpose of 3D bioprinting was to add independent mechanical properties to 3D structures that could mimic the body's natural tissue. This technique facilitates the creation of microstructures that can be used in the treatment of various diseases. This is an encouraging step towards building structures that function like healthy cells. Researchers printed a small statue of a Chinese warrior as a demonstration. While printing, a technique was used to keep the outer layers solid, while the inner layers were soft. Researchers are hopeful that future studies will help improve its capabilities even more. The findings of such studies may prove to be better for the treatment of people suf

Artificial Intelligence and COVID-19 Why in the discussion? Recently an app has been jointly developed by some students from Italy and India for testing COVID-19. key points: COVID-19 can be tested by this app on the basis of people's voices. Based on Artificial Intelligence- AI, 300 people infected with COVID-19 were tested by this app, in which the accuracy of this technique was found to be 98%. Significantly, a team from the Indian Institute of Science-IISc, Bangalore is also working on testing for COVID-19 based on the analysis of cough and respiratory sounds. The functioning of the app: Talking to the microphone on the app classifies the frequency and noise of people buy the app on several parameters. A normal person and a person infected with COVID-19 compare the voice frequency and noise to determine if the person is infected or not. Benefit: This app is able to quickly conduct primary level testing to identify those infected with COVID-19. Only the person with positive resu

Deep nude issue Why in the discussion? Cybercrime officials of India are tracking apps and websites that make naked photos of common people using Artificial Intelligence algorithms. key points: About Deep Nude: Nude photos and videos made with computer help are called Deep Nude. Cybercriminals impose naked content on video, audio, and photographs with the help of artificial intelligence software. By using artificial intelligence algorithms, imposing a person's manner of speaking, head and face movements with another person makes it difficult to tell whether these videos/photos are true or false. The veracity of these computer-generated videos/pictures can only be checked through in-depth analysis. In 2017, for the first time, a person posted an account of naked content on social media by creating an account named 'Deepfake', then the trend of creating such apps and websites increased worldwide. Prominent among the maker make makes are FaceApp and Deep Nude. Effects of deep

 Biofuel Supply Chain Why in the discussion? Computational methods based on 'Artificial Intelligence' are being developed by researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology- IIT Hyderabad, which addresses various issues related to the induction of biofuels in the country. And can be helpful in understanding problems. key points: A feature of this research work is that in its framework, the sale of organic fuels is not only considered as the basis of revenue generation but also the 'carbon credit' obtained through the reduction of 'greenhouse gas' emissions in this cycle. (Carbon Credit) has also been included in revenue generation. The model developed by the researchers showed that the costs associated with incorporating the bio-ethanol sector in mainstream fuels are as follows- The highest spending on production is estimated at 43%. 25% of spending on imports has been estimated. 17% of spending on transportation has been assessed. 15% of spending on infrast