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“Nearly 50,000-65,000 Indian masters students in CS are going to graduate looking for tech jobs that *most* will NOT find.”
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Google believes one of the important factors of GenAI’s impact is democratising information and enabling everyone to succeed in the digital economy.
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Backing up the states’ AI momentum, the central government, in its Union Budget 2024-25, allocated INR 551.75 crore to the AI Mission.
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VC Fund Chiratae Ventures Launches 2024 Sonic Program to Boost Early-Stage Indian Tech Startups
The 2024 edition of Chiratae Sonic has expanded its funding scope, inviting applications from companies seeking to raise up to $2 million.
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India is closer to replacing China as the largest international student body in US universities.
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The solution, currently being piloted in several major Indian cities, boasts a 95% accuracy rate in reading plates.
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GalaxEye Space Secures $6.5 Million in Funding Round Led by Mela Ventures and Speciale Invest
The space startup had previously raised $3.5 million which was led by Speciale Invest.
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The startup claims to achieve 25% more annotations, 30% more success, and 15% more clients than OpenAI.
“In the next 5-10 years, we would completely stop using the thumb, and use only voice-based interfaces,” the Wadhwani AI CEO stated.
Over the past six or seven years, Staqu Technologies has identified more than 30,000 criminals.