Top Tech News: Kerala Aims for AI Hub in Kochi

Top Tech News: Kerala Aims for AI Hub in Kochi
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Kerala sees artificial intelligence dominance and intends to make Kochi a global center for AI

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What's New Today: Paytm to Reduce Employee Costs by Changing Its Hiring Strategy

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Kochi will host a Global AI Summit in the middle of this year to take advantage of the prospects that Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents in the IT sector. Kerala Industry Minister P. Rajeev said on Tuesday that the Industry and IT ministries will collaborate to host the summit, which intends to discuss the opportunities for transforming Kochi into India's IT powerhouse. "Generative AI is suggested by the Kochi hub in place of generic AI. Currently, big businesses like Boeing are using IBM's AI services. The administration is hoping Boeing will attend the conference," he said.

Fintech giant Paytm rationalized its employee cost structure by focusing on contract employees, changing its hiring strategy, and enforcing stricter performance reviews. These changes were brought about by changes in the company's operations brought about by changes in regulatory stance and the adoption of artificial intelligence. According to those familiar with the situation, Business Standard was informed that the firm was looking at various methods of reducing its personnel expenses and has let go of several staff members due to their "performance."

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Despite bitcoin's (BTC) surge to a 21-month high, cryptocurrency exchange behemoth Coinbase (COIN) saw its largest daily loss since mid-2023 on Tuesday. Based on TradingView data, Coinbase's shares dropped 9.8% during the first trading session of the year, ending the day at a little under $157. Following an almost quintupling of the stock price in 2023, the move prolonged Friday's losses amid year-end profit-taking.

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