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What’s self-healing Generative AI? How it works and can revolutionise the finance sector
Self-healing AI technology is revolutionizing artificial intelligence by enabling systems to independently detect, diagnose, and repair issues. This innovation, especially transformative in the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector, enhances reliability, security, and efficiency. By automating problem resolution, it reduces manual intervention, minimizes downtime, and cuts costs, significantly improving operational efficiency and customer experience.
Who should drive AI adoption — teams or leadership?
While leaders have a pivotal role in bringing in new technologies, AI’s success in manufacturing requires the help of the workforce too.
Edtech consolidation; GenAI chatbot hallucinations
Edtech firm Schoolnet has acquired learning app Genius Teacher for an undisclosed sum. This and more on today’s ETtech Top 5.
Ghosts in the machine: Peril of hallucinations in GenAI chatbots
Hallucinations are a big issue while deploying GenAI-based chatbots. Hallucination is a phenomenon where an AI chatbot offers factually incorrect information in response to a question. How are firms navigating its pitfalls?
Transforming multi unit retail operations with No Code
The retail industry in India is subject to the vagaries of the economy and operates in a competitive market. It needs a relentless focus on operational efficiency to gain any edge.
As tech grip on medical industry becomes stronger, it creates space for new jobs profiles
Ebenazer Paul highlights the increasing demand for skilled professionals in medical billing and coding, driven by technological advancements and evolving healthcare regulations. The industry offers diverse opportunities for growth and specialization, with a focus on continuous education and certifications to stay competitive.
Automating repetitive tasks: AI for invoicing, inventory, and more
World MSME Day: The ability of AI to manage repetitive, time-consuming, and error-prone tasks revolutionizes business operations, resulting in accuracy, speed, and cost savings.
We are investing in automation, digitisation and generative AI: Jennifer Tippin, Group COO, NatWest Group
Jennifer Tippin, Group COO, NatWest Group, said, "India is our second largest location outside of the UK, housing a quarter of our global workforce and half our technology workforce. We’ve been growing our presence here as our customers’ needs have changed, requiring more digitisation, enhancing our propositions and experiences. So, we’ve grown our capability here substantially - it’s more than just operations now."
For an AI lesson, India must look back — 300 years
The profound impact of the industrial revolution on cotton-spinning may be poised for a repeat in a $250 billion white-collar powerhouse. As generative AI morphs into artificial general intelligence — machines rivaling human cognitive abilities — even highly complex tasks may not require expert programmers.
Apple WWDC 2024: From AI-based Siri upgrades to custom emoji options; what to expect from iOS 18 ?
At the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2024, AI is set to take center stage. Apple plans to integrate generative AI across its operating systems, enhancing features in iOS, macOS, and more. Siri will see significant updates, becoming more conversational and capable of controlling app functions. New AI-driven features, such as voice memo transcriptions, automated message replies, and advanced photo editing, will be introduced.
Infosys recruits 76% lesser college graduates in FY24
IT major Infosys hired 11,900 college graduates in FY24. This is against over 50,000 graduates hired a year ago, as per data from its annual reports.
Strategic acquisition of mid-level talent is pivotal for D2C companies to grow in this market
The D2C market in India is experiencing significant growth, driven by a surge in consumer numbers and a diversification of offerings. AI and automation are playing a crucial role in revolutionizing operations, while the impact of the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) is profound.
That’s not funny: Why AI doesn’t get the joke
Despite the advances in technology, artificial intelligence has not grown a sense of humour. That is no laughing matter.
Happiest Minds focusing on areas like analytics, automation, gen AI and security: Joseph Anantharaju
Venkatraman Narayanan and Joseph Anantharaju of Happiest Minds outline positive Q4 results and strategic plans for FY25, leveraging recent acquisitions for growth and aiming for 35-40% revenue growth with a 20-24% margin target. Strong focus on organic and inorganic growth strategies.
Yellow.ai launches model-as-a-service through Orchestrator LLM
Yellow.ai's Orchestrator LLM combines 15 AI models for enterprise tasks, enhancing customer conversations. It reduces operational costs, boosts agent productivity, and caters to global enterprises like Sony, Domino's, and Hyundai.
Britannia ready to lose on margins to gain on volumes
Britannia, the largest biscuit maker in India, is targeting double-digit volume growth despite potential price increases for wheat and sugar post-elections. The company is also focusing on expanding adjacent businesses and building its core biscuit portfolio. The company plans to align its service towards high-potential retail outlets, build AI-enabled predictive ordering, and upgrade salesforce automation.
Would be aiming for double digit volume growth; post elections it will be slight inflationary: Britannia's Berry
Britannia's Varun Berry prepares for post-election commodity price surge, aiming for growth despite margin erosion. The firm focuses on market route project, service alignment, and salesforce automation to tackle regional competition and pandemic-led disruptions.
Talent AI-volution: Can AI adoption dent India's tech edge?
India is the tech powerhouse of the world, known for its engineering prowess. But can the widespread adoption of AI, which will lead to significant automation, dent India’s talent edge? Annapurna Roy and Beena Parmar report.
Indigenous robotic solutions get an edge as enterprises look for customised AI-based automation
Addverb expands into healthcare segment with 'Heal' robots and exoskeletons, focusing on USFDA Class 2 certifications. Sheshadri highlights the competitiveness of Indian developers in providing advanced robotic solutions.
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