Doubting

In a year when several countries, including India and the US will have elections, addressing artificial intelligence-generated misinformation that could deceive voters is an urgent global threat that requires various stakeholders such as the governments and the technology industry to come together, said Dana Rao, executive vice president and chief trust officer at software major Adobe. Rao, however, cautioned that regulations should not stifle innovation."Government and industry have to work together in order to have a…

As edtech platforms move towards deploying artificial intelligence tools to enhance offerings, a clear divide has emerged within various segments of the industry.While higher education and upskilling startups are anticipating greater benefits from the technology, those servicing schools and students on a large scale may run into some headwinds, founders and executives at edtech companies told ET.Elevate Your Tech Prowess with High-Value Skill CoursesOffering CollegeCourseWebsiteMITMIT Technology Leadership and…

We all have different preferences regarding which names we like and which we do not, and it comes into play the most when we’re tasked with naming another person.However, some people are so sure of their opinion that they push it to the point where the person making the decision starts questioning themselves. For example, this woman who wanted to name her future baby an old-fashioned name got laughed at by her friends, who said it would be cruel. With a seed of doubt in her mind, the woman came online to seek advice.…

Marquise Jackson, 50 Cent’s eldest son, has responded to his father after he doubted a request to meet up and sort their issues."Now y’all all see I tried to reach out to talk to my pops as a MAN in front of the 🌎 & behind the scenes," wrote Marquise in a post shared on Instagram, which featured photos of him with his father and video evidence showing how he's blocked by Fif's account. "I have no phone number for you & You’ve had me blocked on social media for years so I can’t DM you personally & everybody…

Electronics companies have for years paraded around flashy, futuristic prototypes of consumer robots. They’ve pointed to a not-too-distant future where people will have roaming robot helpers around their home that can do the dishes or even act as a personal masseuse. So far, few of those predictions have panned out, and they largely remain the stuff of science fiction. Last week, at Amazon’s re:MARS technology conference in Las Vegas, the e-commerce giant and other technology companies in attendance showed off the…