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Machine learning can be conjoined with different recognition types for passing the user identification and authentication

There is a dire need for a solution that is responsive, location-based and optimized for enabling business discovery.

Fundamental shift is taking place in the way automated wealth management services have been operating

When a hotel meets expectations, it acts as the sole motivator for choosing the same property for a guest's next stay

So far, the most significant application of AI is to understand how DNA impacts life

The Indian IoT market is set to grow to $15bn by 2020

Nandan Nilekani has expressed concern that increasing aggregation of data on a few platforms will create a new set of monopolies and a whole new model of colonization

Warehouses are looking to automate the processes within by using Robotics for packaging, sorting and Machine Learning for optimal loading of freight containers

Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning can transform the traditional, reactive approach to healthcare into a more proactive one

As companies aggressively work on making these technologies more mainstream, our perception of the functionality of industries ranging from defence to gaming awaits a massive transformation

A belief that work is a craft, workers being craftsmen, and an undying eagerness to learn new languages, tools will stand one in good stead

Tiles are cards are chatbot elements that help a user make a quick decision without asking too many questions

Big Data was introduced to create a hyper-personalized shopping experience, but it failed to create desired impact

A global Indian start-up must look beyond the US and Silicon Valley and consider other European countries

Pi Ventures, is a venture fund focused on Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and IoT based out of India. Manish Singhal has been active in the startup ecosystem in India for several years.

And not just a few, but about 69 percent of them...

Know what the hype is all about!

The new industrial revolution is on the anvil.

In conversation with Kaiesh Vohra of Lucep.

There's a new approach to an old problem

Some big firms are stepping up their AI game.