
The aircraft will also use the NVIDIA IGX platform to integrate cameras and radars for onboard decision-making.
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The feature is rolling out on desktop and will expand to mobile in the coming days.
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Microsoft’s Rajiv Kumar tells AIM at the AI summit that the real transformation in the AI world lies in how humans work alongside machines.
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Users will also be able to explore live sports through conversational prompts, including queries about scores, key moments and player highlights.
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Reliance will build gigawatt-scale data centres and high-performance computing infrastructure designed to lower the cost of AI access for enterprises, start-ups and public services.
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“The real differentiation in computing is happening at the edge.”
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Students will get free access to Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Firefly.
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AuraML has launched AuraSim, a platform that generates physics-ready environments for robotics.
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NVIDIA technologies are enabling developers and companies to turn complex data into actionable insights.
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Kyndryl plans to expand the Cyber Defense Operations Centre model beyond India.
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Sarvam AI, the Indian AI firm, and the Finland-based tech company HDM Global have announced that they are entering a collaboration to bring “AI chat” to HMD and Nokia feature phones. The announcement was made on the sidelines of the ongoing AI Impact Summit at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The event was kicked off by the government on February 16. It brings the industry leaders, stakeholders, universities, companies, executives, and subject-matter experts from across the world in one place. Apart from bringing AI to Nokia feature phones, Sarvam is reportedly also planning to bring its AI tools to vehicle infotainment systems and its newly showcased Kaze AI smart glasses.
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Microsoft added Copilot Chat across its Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook platforms last year. Now, a recently discovered bug appears to have caused trouble. A Microsoft 365 Copilot bug reportedly allowed the AI assistant to summarise confidential emails for several weeks without permission. This move bypasses Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies that organisations use to protect sensitive data. Microsoft said to have issued a fix for the bug, but the situation has raised serious privacy concerns. Outlook's confidential labelling is generally used for communicating sensitive data.
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