Swiggy's innovative partnership with Shikharas opens up a new realm of dining experiences, bringing delicious meals directly to houseboats on Dal Lake, Kashmir. (unsplash) News 

Swiggy introduces Shikara boats to deliver food to houseboats on Dal Lake in Kashmir.

Swiggy’s recent announcement represents a major change in the food delivery industry, especially in unique locations such as houseboats on Dal Lake in Kashmir. This groundbreaking initiative caters to a previously unaddressed demand from both locals and visitors, allowing them to have their meals delivered to their houseboats while enjoying the picturesque surroundings of the lake. Swiggy has partnered with Shikara operators Traditionally, the idea of delivering food to houseboats seemed impossible due to logistical challenges. However, Swiggy has developed a solution in collaboration with Shikara operators to facilitate deliveries…

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Total Solar Eclipse today: Watch the 2024 solar eclipse live on Google TV for free, featuring multiple channels and viewpoints. (AP) News 

Today, a Total Solar Eclipse will occur.

Today, a Total Solar Eclipse will be broadcasted by Google TV, offering viewers an extraordinary experience of the celestial event. In a time where technology connects us like never before, millions are preparing to witness the awe-inspiring spectacle firsthand. Google TV invites viewers from around the world to join in the excitement from the comfort of their homes, all at no cost. Known for its seamless integration and user-friendly interface, Google TV has emerged as a dominant force in the television operating system space. Google TV takes inspiration from its…

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5 AI developments you might have overlooked today: Huawei unveils Zhiji AI model, Social media AI influencers and more

Huawei unveils Zhiji AI model for weather prediction; AI models compete with human social media influencers; IMD improves weather forecasting using AI and machine learning; Blind internet users face challenges with AI assistance- all this and more in our daily news roundup. Let’s dive in. 1. Huawei introduces Zhiji AI model for weather forecasting Huawei’s Zhiji AI model challenges traditional weather forecasts and offers accuracy within a radius of a few kilometers. Developed by Pangu-Weather, it offers a five-day forecast with an accuracy of 3 km. Praised as China’s best…

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Mumbai professor loses ₹1 lakh to AI scam threatening son’s arrest if payment not made

A troubling incident has brought attention to the increasing complexity of cybercrime, as S S Sarkar, a 58-year-old professor at NMIMS College in Mumbai, was victimized by a fraudulent scheme involving Artificial Intelligence (AI), leading to significant financial harm. Sarkar was ensnared in a deceitful plot orchestrated by individuals utilizing AI technology for nefarious purposes. Fraudulent call from “Inspector Vijaykumar” The incident began when Sarkar, who was working at the facility, received an unexpected call from someone claiming to be “Inspector Vijaykumar” from the Mumbai Police Department. The impostor, speaking…

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5 AI Developments you may have overlooked today: Nvidia plans to establish AI hub in Indonesia, India discusses AI regulations, and more

In the latest AI news, Nvidia and Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison are discussing plans to establish an artificial intelligence center in Central Java by 2024, with a potential investment of $200 million. Additionally, Microsoft has issued a warning to countries including the US, South Korea, and India regarding China’s use of AI to interfere in elections. Stay informed about the latest developments in AI by reading our roundup. Nvidia and Indosat are building an artificial intelligence center in Indonesia Nvidia and Indosat open a $200 million artificial intelligence center in Indonesia.…

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The AI law could be part of the Digital India Act, says Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. (PTI) News 

IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announces government’s plan to introduce new ‘AI law’ for safeguarding media and content creators.

The Indian government is taking significant strides to safeguard news publishers and content creators from copyright infringements by companies using artificial intelligence (AI) models. Electronics & Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced plans to introduce a new AI law to address this issue. This decision follows the government’s previous requirement for companies to obtain permits before deploying untested AI models, a controversial decision that was eventually rescinded. Artificial intelligence law to protect news publishers and content producers Speaking to the Economic Times, the minister said that while there would be…

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X offers free subscriptions and blue checks to users with significant followings. (Bloomberg) News 

Big follower accounts receive free blue check from X

In a recent policy reversal, X, previously known as Twitter, announced that users with a large number of followers will now be granted a complimentary subscription and the iconic blue checkmark. Before Musk, the blue checkmark was used as a verification system for large accounts, including celebrities, institutions and journalists. But Musk saw the system as unfair to regular users and changed the blue checks to only go to paying subscribers, meaning thousands of holders were denied the feature. As of late Wednesday, some users were surprised and even angry…

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5 AI developments you might have overlooked today: Chinese utilize AI for commemoration, Israeli military depends on AI, and more

Chinese individuals are utilizing artificial intelligence to honor deceased family members; the Israeli military is reportedly using AI to identify bombing targets in Gaza; CBSE has introduced AI and data science electives for class 11 students; Yuval Noah Harari warns about the dangers of AI to humanity. Stay updated with these and other news stories in our daily summary. Let’s delve into the details. 1. The Chinese use artificial intelligence to commemorate their dead loved ones Chinese people are turning to artificial intelligence to remember their loved ones during the…

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The shift to smart carts aims to address customer feedback while raising questions about the balance between technological innovation and labor practices. (AP) AI 

Amazon utilized remote workers from India to operate its ‘Just Walk Out’ AI technology in stores.

Initially praised for its innovative use of AI and sensor technology, Amazon’s ‘Just Walk Out’ technology aimed to revolutionize the shopping experience by eliminating checkout lines. However, a recent report by The Information has uncovered that the system heavily depended on manual labor, specifically from low-wage workers in India, rather than solely on AI. The Human Element: Outsourcing to Indian Workers Introduced in 2018, the “Just Walk Out” system allowed customers to come into Amazon Fresh stores, pick up the products they wanted to buy, and leave without the need…

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5 AI-related updates you might have overlooked today: 200 artists caution against AI, Yahoo acquires Artifact, an AI news platform, and more

AI is becoming more prevalent, prompting over 200 musicians such as the Jonas Brothers, Katy Perry, and Billie Eilish to sign a letter advocating against AI replacing human artists’ work. They are calling on tech companies to prevent the theft or unauthorized use of their creative content. Additionally, Yahoo has acquired Artifact, an AI news platform created by the co-founders of Instagram. Stay updated on the latest AI news from April 3, 2024. 200 artists signed an open letter against the misuse of artificial intelligence With the use of artificial…

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5 AI developments you might have overlooked today: UK and Britain collaborate on AI safety, Sachin Bansal discusses AI, and more

In a recent AI roundup, the United States and Britain have partnered to address the potential risks and obstacles associated with artificial intelligence. The two countries will collaborate to ensure AI safety in future technological advancements. Additionally, DeepTech Startup SatSure aims to transform agricultural finance using AI technology, enabling industries to enhance their decision-making processes. Stay informed with these updates and more in today’s AI roundup on April 2nd. US and UK partner to bring artificial intelligence to the technology of the future of security The United States and Britain…

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Citizens are advised to avoid downloading any files received through SMS links. (Pixabay) News 

ICICI Bank warns customers of a new scam that could lead to account depletion – Learn more

The rapid progress of technology has not only simplified our lives but has also introduced a new danger – cyber threats. Criminals are now using advanced methods like QR codes and artificial intelligence to carry out fraudulent activities. ICICI Bank has issued a warning, advising people to stay alert against a scam that involves harmful files and links capable of emptying their bank accounts and causing financial harm. What is a scam? According to the guide, a new type of scam is on the rise where citizens are sent a…

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No sign-in is required to use ChatGPT. Know what OpenAI said about this new move. (Pexels) News 

ChatGPT from OpenAI is now available to all users without the need for account login

OpenAI has made a significant update to its conversational AI chatbot, ChatGPT, by enhancing its accessibility. In a recent announcement, it was revealed that users no longer need to log in to their account in order to use ChatGPT. This eliminates the need for individuals to create an account to access the chatbot’s features. However, there are both advantages and disadvantages to this change, as certain features of ChatGPT will be limited for users who do not sign in. Stay informed about OpenAI’s latest development. OpenAI makes ChatGPT more accessible…

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5 AI developments you might have overlooked today: AI translating sign language, OpenAI reveals new Tokyo office, and more

In the world of AI, Glovatrix, a startup in Pune, has utilized AI technology to create a voice translation device for sign languages, breaking down communication barriers for the deaf community. Additionally, OpenAI is expanding its reach by opening a new office in Tokyo. Stay updated on more AI news happening today. The Pune startup uses artificial intelligence to translate sign language A startup called Glovatrix, founded by Parikshit Sohoni and Aishwarya Karnataki, has announced a workplace communication device that provides speech to sign language translation. The device is integrated…

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Samsung users got the new AI-powered features with the One UI 6.1 update but some claim the new version has some issues, is it true? News 

Users of Samsung Galaxy S23 are expressing dissatisfaction with the slow charging speeds following a recent update.

Samsung has recently released the new One UI 6.1 update to many Galaxy users, which brings a bunch of new AI features to its year-old flagship models. However, reports have been talking about a new update that might slow down download speeds, especially for those who received the One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy S23 series. The whole slow charging saga started after many Galaxy S23 users noticed their charging speed dropping from a claimed 25 watts to 15 watts, which is significantly below the market standard. Most of…

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5 things about AI that you might have overlooked today: DrugGPT AI tool aiding doctors, AI innovations for combating cybercrime, and more.

The AI tool DrugGPT is assisting doctors in England with safe prescription of medicines; Shikha Goel encourages tech professionals to create AI solutions for combating cybercrime; Intel’s Core Ultra Chips are set to power the next generation of laptops for content creators and gamers; BJP plans to use an AI translation tool for translating PM Modi’s speeches in South India. Stay updated with these and other news in our daily roundup. 1. DrugGPT, an artificial intelligence tool, helps doctors prescribe drugs safely in England DrugGPT, a new artificial intelligence tool…

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While concerns over "iPhone finger" persist, understanding ergonomic risks is crucial for maintaining hand health. (Pixabay) News 

New iPhone Fingerprint Technology

A new issue has surfaced online regarding excessive smartphone usage: the “iPhone finger.” This term describes a possible indentation that could form on the pinky finger from holding a phone in a certain manner for extended periods. As cell phones become an extension of us, concerns arise about how they can affect our bodies. The term “iPhone finger” has sparked debate on the Internet, especially when it was mentioned on “The TJ Show” podcast, where the hosts found bumps on their pinky fingers from using the smartphone. Although “iPhone finger”…

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LinkedIn is trying to increase the usage time from its users and bringing short videos could be one of the appealing aspects to offer. News 

LinkedIn will be launching short videos similar to TikTok for its users.

LinkedIn is experimenting with a short-form TikTok-like video feed, following the lead of other popular apps like Snapchat and Instagram. According to TechCrunch, Austin Null, chief strategy officer at McKinney, first discovered the feature. He also gave a brief introduction to LinkedIn’s newest feed, located in the app’s navigation bar under the new Video option. When users click on the “Video” button, they are taken vertically to a stream of short videos that can be easily swiped through. While sites like TikTok cover a wide range of content types, LinkedIn…

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5 Things about AI you might have overlooked today: PM Modi cautions against AI misuse, Jim Lee discusses AI creativity, and more

In a recent AI roundup, Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised concerns about the misuse of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies by users who are not properly trained. Additionally, Jim Lee, the chief creative officer of DC Comics, discussed how AI is diminishing the creative process for artists. Stay informed on these and other AI-related topics in today’s roundup. PM Modi warns against misuse of AI In a conversation with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, PM Modi highlighted the emerging AI risks and misuse by people who are not educated or…

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If you have paid for the X Premium subscription, you will soon be able to try out the Grok AI chatbot, as confirmed by Elon Musk AI 

Musk Confirms Grok AI Chatbot Will Be Available to All X Premium Users This Week

In an effort to embrace OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Elon Musk said Wednesday that the X platform will soon enable the “Grok” AI chatbot for more paying subscribers. On X (formerly Twitter), the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX announced that Grok will be available to all Premium subscribers. “Later this week, Grok will be rolling out to all premium subscribers (not just premium+”), the X owner said. Last week, Musk-run XAI made its AI chatbot Grok available in open-source mode for developers and researchers. “We are publishing the weights and architecture of…

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