 | Artificial intelligence can help reduce backlog of pending cases, says Law Minister Kiren RijijuSynchronisation of AI with human wisdom can help bring speed to delivery of justice, Rijiju said. |
 | AI should seep into public systems: ExpertWith the government having lots of data, and existing systems in place for services, integrating AI to make it better has been a challenge. |
 | Skit to tap global voice customer market with its AI-based techBengaluru-headquartered Skit Co-founder and CEO Sourabh Gupta told TNIE that the company has now opened its US headquarters in New York. |
 | US intel warns China could dominate advanced technologiesNational security agencies under President Joe Biden’s administration are making an aggressive public push against China, which some officials have called the greatest strategic threat to the US |
 | Microsoft launches new initiative to empower AI startups in IndiaThe 10-week initiative will support startups in India leveraging AI technologies, helping them scale operations, drive innovation, and build industry expertise. |
 | Artificial Intelligence, cyber security courses to be part of college curriculum in KarnatakaThey will be made available free of cost to non-Computer Science college students and faculty members of Higher Education Institutions of the state. |
 | CoE on Artificial Intelligence to come up in Hubballi: Karnataka education ministerAshwath Narayan said the government has brought effective policies to promote innovative technologies and the duration of the internship has been raised from 3 weeks to 30 weeks. |
 | India artificial intelligence market to reach USD 7.8 billion by 2025: IDCThe businesses in India will accelerate the adoption of both AI-centric and AI non-centric applications for the next five years, IDC said in a statement. |
| Will Artificial Intelligence replace human authors in the near future?While the world’s first-ever AI-written novel was published in Russia in 2008, the first full-length Korean novel, written by an AI named ‘Birampung’, hit the shelves in August |
 | Artificial Intelligence for artBengaluru digital artist Harshit Agrawal’s solo show at Emami Art, Kolkata, gives us a peek into the future |
 | Do we need humans for that job? Automation booms after COVIDThe consequences could fall most heavily on the less-educated women who disproportionately occupy the low- and mid-wage jobs most exposed to automation -- and to viral infections. |
 | Artificial Intelligence centre for Healthcare in Puducherry's Sri Balaji VidyapeethProfessor SC Parija maintained that in the coming years, the impetus is on introducing Artificial Intelligence and machine learning into the realms of health sciences. |
| Artificial intelligence helps identify existing drugs that can kill SARS-CoV-2 virus in cellsThe team validated the 17 candidate compounds in several types of cells, including stem-cell derived human lung cells in an effort to mimic SARS-CoV2 infection of the respiratory tract. |
 | How AI-powered tech landed this Chicago man in jail with scant evidenceMichael Williams, 65, was jailed last August, accused of killing a young man from the neighborhood who asked him for a ride during a night of unrest over police brutality in May. |
 | Persephone, the robot guide, leads visitors in a Greek cavePersephone, billed as the world's first robot used as a tour guide inside a cave, has been welcoming visitors to the Alistrati cave, since mid-July. |
