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Google introduced its Search Generative Experience (SGE), driven by artificial intelligence (AI), earlier this year at I/O 2023 in May. It was first made available to a small number of customers in the US, and it is currently extending the SGE. Users may hear the answers as well. Additionally, search advertising will keep appearing in specific ad spots all over the website. Google is anticipated to provide support for more Indian regional languages shortly.
To recruit artists, producers, and companies in the most distant areas of the nation, Amazon also inked an agreement with India Post. For its business partners, Amazon India is creating a generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool called SahAI (help/assist) to aid them with the backend of any specific product. Still in the testing phase, this new generative AI aims to tear down obstacles and assist numerous new enterprises in entering the market.
Jio Platforms just unveiled its ambitious intentions to harness the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and make it available to everyone in India, according to Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). Ambani emphasized India's need to lead the way in AI innovation to be competitive in a fast-changing global environment.
In the recently opened Terminal 2, Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL) has adopted artificial intelligence (AI) for everything from spotting lost luggage to keeping track of lines. Although AirAsia, Air India, Star Air, and Vistara are now operating out of the recently opened T2, the terminal has not yet started handling international traffic. The industry is a partner in the NVIDIA Metropolis vision AI ecosystem. The newest terminal in Bengaluru, T2, also known as the garden terminal due to its greenery, indoor gardens, and waterfalls, has been equipped with AI's visual AI platform.
Three experienced drone racers were defeated by an algorithm that learned to drive a drone over a 3D race track at breakneck speeds without crashing, making them the most recent mortals to experience the pain of AI-induced defeat. Or, at the very least, not too frequently.
The Swift AI, created by researchers at the University of Zurich, outperformed world champions in 15 out of 25 races and set the record for the quickest lap on a track where drones may travel at speeds of up to 80 km/h (50 mph) and experience accelerations of up to 5 g, which can cause many people to pass out.
A tool made by Google to identify images created using artificial intelligence (AI) technology has just been released. On August 29, the American search engine and internet advertising corporation released a statement announcing the new feature. The technology is already accessible to a select group of beta testers, thanks to Google. In the future, Google wants to increase usage. The SynthID tool was created by a group at Google Deep Mind in collaboration with Google Research. The AI image maker Imagen from Google is compatible with SynthID. From straightforward language instructions, that system generates photos with complete film quality. The AI identification tool will initially only be available to Imagen customers.
Several other AI startups, including the Chinese internet giant Baidu, also had their applications granted when Ernie Bot was formally launched. Anyone can now download Ernie Bot from app stores or the Baidu website. Users may ask Ernie Bot questions or direct it to assist with writing market analyses, provide suggestions for marketing slogans, and summarize papers, much like its primary competition, ChatGPT. Ernie Bot is accessible anywhere, the startup informed The Verge, but registration and login require a Chinese phone number. The US Android and iOS app stores offer the Baidu app, which is exclusively available in Chinese.
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