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Amidst the current uncertainties, educators are needed more than ever to act as agents of socio environmental and cultural cohesion across communities. Nonetheless, recent Unesco estimates state that the world needs 44 million more teachers to educate every child. But the observation that 9% of primary school teachers quit globally in 2022 indicates a vocational
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OpenAI recently announced its new invention ‘Sora’. This AI has the capability to generate real-life videos up to one minute long from simple text inputs, signalling a future where creativity is not just an innate human trait but also a digital commodity. Sora is capable of creating “complex scenes with multiple characters, specific types of
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Shock cannot be a permanent state. The world experienced a collective spasm after ChatGPT was launched in Nov 2022. And then it calmed down. Chatbot use is growing but fits of fear/ecstasy have ebbed. Now OpenAI has introduced Sora, a jumbo leap in text-to-video AI. Once again there is copious addaabout what jobs are threatened,
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Of all the oddities in the world, I find comfort in the fact that a study at Southern Utah University reveals that the ideal ratio of Choco chips to batter in a Choco chip cookie is 1:1! It is comforting because it defeats the reprised reality of human existence that “Change is the only constant.”
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Unveiling the Future: Exploring the World of Embodied AI In recent years, the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has seen remarkable advancements, pushing the boundaries of what we believe is possible by machines. ChatGPT took the world by storm and was the fastest growing company in 2023. The underlying technology for Open AI is called
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I have always said that the space between a human and an LLM is made up of prompt engineering. Through this article today, let me admit that the space is actually made up of prompt engineering and RAG. We have seen the flurry of experiments and activities that the advent of LLMs has brought us.
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Decentralised renewable energy (DRE) technologies can support the growth of small businesses and microenterprises in rural India. Here’s how grassroots nonprofits can help. Over the past decade, access to electricity has increased significantly among rural households in India. However, the quality of this electricity supply is still questionable—even where there is access, it is irregular.
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The recent RBI action against Paytm Payments Bank has sparked widespread discussion and speculation on the reasons for regulatory action, Paytm share price and Paytm’s future strategy to deal with the restrictions. In a sense, this action is not appalling considering the previously issued regulatory warnings to the Paytm Payments Bank, triggered by the ‘inconsistencies’
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It took 5000+ years to go from invention of the wheel to the bicycle. Another 70 years to gas-powered cars and 100+ more to the space shuttle. Hundreds died in “discovering” these steps forward. Now imagine the wheel ITSELF being able to “learn” from varied sources – travels, observing birds etc. then “remember” and not
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By:- Narayani Ganesh How convenient it would be if a GPS system could help us find the mind. But GPS is connected to the physical realm, whereas the mind exists in the non-physical realm – or does it? Some say that the mind is an extension of the brain, so it could be both within
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