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Source: Live Mint In a tech-led world, the evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been rapid – from predictive AI that analyses large data sets to forecast future outcomes, to generative AI that creates new content like text, images and music, and now to agentic AI which can not only generate content but also be…
Source: Live Mint Google has just introduced a new member to its Gemini 2.5 AI family—theGemini 2.5 Flash. It is claimed to be built to be speedy, efficient, and light on resources, making it ideal for real-time conversations, instant summarisation, and large-scale interactions where quick thinking is key. In a blog post announcing the launch,…
Source: Live Mint Las Vegas: On Tuesday, Shantanu Narayen, the chief executive of California-based tech firm Adobe, led the company’s two-hour-long pitch to convince businesses and analysts that in the race among Big Tech firms to sell their innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), it warrants a seat at the top. While a new full-stack agentic…
Source: Live Mint AI was the focus of last year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and will likely dominate again this year. This year is when AI agents will become the next big thing for artificial intelligence, according to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. It’s a theory that will be tested at Mobile World Congress (MWC),…
Source: Live Mint Mr Altman’s prediction taps into an established school of thought. As large language models first gained popularity in the early 2020s, economists and bosses were hopeful that they, and other AI tools, would level the playing field, with lower-skilled workers benefiting most. Software capable of handling tasks such as protein-folding and poetry-writing…
Source: Live Mint 1. Smarter AI models will intensify AGI fears “Lata has three apples and buys five more. How many does she have now?” Even a 5-year-old can answer eight. Similarly, GenAI models solve this using ‘chain of thought’ reasoning: “Lata starts with three apples. She buys five more, so 3 + 5 =…
Source: Live Mint Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has announced that 2025 could mark a groundbreaking moment in artificial intelligence (AI) history. The first AI agents are expected to join the workforce and materially impact business productivity. This development, anticipated as part of a broader AI evolution, could redefine traditional workflows and reshape the economic…
