Open Source India - Sundar Pichai Interview at Stanford Graduate School of Business (Complete Q&A)

Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google and Alphabet was interviewed at Stanford Graduate School of Business in April 2022 where he talked about the impact f AI on next-generation, Google’s stand on work-life balance, and many other important topics. The interview started with a fun Wikipedia game where Archana Sohmshetty who interviewed Pichai asked Sundar… Continue reading Sundar Pichai Interview at Stanford Graduate School of Business (Complete Q&A)

Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google and Alphabet was interviewed at Stanford Graduate School of Business in April 2022 where he talked about the impact of AI on next-generation, Google’s stand on work-life balance, and many other important topics. The interview had many questions to understand Pichai’s views on technology, its impacts on future generations,… Continue reading Sundar Pichai on AI, Work-life balance, Sustainability, Ukraine-Russia war and more

Industries are becoming dependent on AI for multiple tasks. Artificial Intelligence has become a prominent part of organizations for their operations. Depending completely on AI for decisions is not a smart way to handle operations as AI operations can be biased.

FarmVibes.AI toolkit has been made available on GitHub to assist developers and researchers in building tech solutions for modern farming. FarmVibes is a project by Microsoft with the goal to encourage researchers, practitioners, and data scientists to build sustainable tools for agriculture and determine the right practices, predict desirable weather, and analyze soil conditions. The… Continue reading Microsoft open-sourced FarmVibes.AI for Sustainable Agriculture Practices

The global healthcare ecosystem is adapting innovation for more accurate, and approachable healthcare solutions. The recent scenarios have led to the need for health solutions that address requirements for clinical diagnosis, treatment, and disease management while limiting transmission and disease spread.

Any data produced is always in one of the three stages, at rest, in use, and in transit. The data that is stored is at rest, the data that is being processed is in use and the data that is being transferred from one data point to other is in transit. Data can be vulnerable at any point and hence it is required to protect the data in all three stages.