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As AI has evolved, the means to test it have changed as well. From solving pure cognitive problems and perfect information games like chess, AI has now progressed to take on imperfect information games such as Go. While this naturally represents the advancement of AI, it also shows the growing cognitive advantage of algorithms over…
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Most of the times, the word ‘hacker’ is labelled with a negative connotation. Movies and TV shows have cemented the image of a hacker as a person with glasses typing away at a screen with green text. However, the world of hacking has much more to it than what we see in mainstream pop culture.…
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Artificial intelligence has, in essence, executed many psychological concepts in a digital form. Fittingly, one of the biggest parts of human intelligence is the ability to learn and improve upon past tries of the same task. While this has been extended into AI as machine learning, there exists a specific type of ML that borrows…
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It is common operational security practice to not plug unverified or potentially unsafe USB drives into a PC, as it can be loaded with malware. Today, we take antivirus software for granted and let it conduct malware checks, leading to individuals being cavalier about plugging in USB devices. However, USB devices can be used as…
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The Indian government has set a target of being a $5 trillion economy by the end of the current term in 2024. In a meeting before proposing the Budget for the next fiscal year, the Economic Survey tabled a plan to make India one of the world’s biggest economies in the next 5 years. One…
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The launch of the Raspberry Pi 4 has brought attention to the single board computer market as a whole. The Pi 4 breathed new life and brought a lot of new participants to the market, and with its low barrier for entry and use for ML tasks. With the initial launch of the Raspberry Pi,…
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The launch of the Raspberry Pi 4 has brought attention to the single board computer market as a whole. The Pi 4 breathed new life and brought a lot of new participants to the market, and with its low barrier for entry and use for ML tasks. With the initial launch of the Raspberry Pi,…
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The Hong Kong protests for pro-democracy and anti-extradition to China have taken over the public view for the past few weeks. One of the largest congregations of a population standing for a cause is sure to make the world stop and take notice. This year, scientists and researchers have begun looking at AI as a…
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Cybersecurity has long relied on hiding one’s identity as an integral part of protection. Owing to the fact that one’s personal information is the riskiest thing to lose online, cybersecurity generally focused on protecting this information through routing packets or providing false information. However, it seems as though this cannot be practised any longer. The…
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Deep Learning is one of the most data-intensive tasks out there, owing to its requirement of large datasets. In addition to this, it is extremely hungry in terms of computational resources, requiring hardware acceleration and lots of processing power. To register for the webinar, click here. To optimise this, many take the path of distributing…
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