DailyPost 2265 FROM PAGERANK TO CHAT GPT The history of search is the history of mankind or so it seems. The history of knowledge is what a search delivers. Search means Google. Modern day world treats Google as a single, so to say, monolith knowledge repository rather than random purposed collection of dispersed digital knowledge. […]
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DailyPost 2263 APEX OUTPUT IN APEX TECHNOLOGY – OPEN AI Today the accepted fact that need not be reiterated is the Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the apex technology where all technologies converge. It is the beginning of new system of life, business, research, finance and literally anything that mankind does. The development of AI since
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DailyPost 2256 AIIMS RANSOMWARE ATTACK The issue is not that is has happened, the real issue is what was done for not allowing to happen. Ransomware in wide and varied versions and fail-safe attacks that they have perfected have been sending chill down the spine of authorities, managements, IT and cyber security companies themselves. That
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DailyPost 2255 THE MODELS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW – GPT 4 AWAITED While you would have seen models of a well-known kind, taking over the ramp in scintillating manner, others would also be talking about of role models to remodel their life. What we are talking about is something very different that is blowing off
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DailyPost 2250 FORENSIC AUDIT TO DIGITAL FORENSICS Where different streams knowledge would converge, no one knows. There are innumerable inter- dependencies, but the challenge is who would unravel these linkages and make it functional repository of knowledge, consequent research on it, and making it a part of the practice. That today’s world is interdisciplinary and
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DailyPost 2240 UNCERTAINITY IN THE CHIP MARKET Does uncertainty of the demand, which has engulfed the chip production impacted by the market conditions augur well for a large number of economies? Chips act as the brains of computers and are needed in just about every device with an on-off switch. The mapping of the requirements
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DailyPost 2238 AI MODELS – MIDDLE LAYER TO MOONSHOTS Artificial Intelligence, AI, has been the mega buzz word for quite some time. What is being attempted or being talked about may not be even on fringe of it, but the garb of AI for everything for the tech trendy guys seems to have become the
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DailyPost 2236 DALL-E API : IMAGES ON THE HOUSE! For sure there would be no recorded history of APIs, but it were, DALL-E API would have become the most widely welcomed API ever. It may turn out to be the most used one. It would turn out to be biggest value add API brought to
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DailyPost 2224 DRONE BASED SOPHISTICATED CLOSE ACCESS ATTACK Human ingenuity has no end and if facilitated by innovative and workable technology interventions it can even sci-fi to shame. Drones are currently being used for a variety of purposes. But it being used for hacks / breaches still falls in the realm of the imaginary. Going
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DailyPost 2202 LANGUAGE LEVEL ROBOTS – WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) BRAIN IN IT Last couple of years have been exceptionally pathbreaking in the cutting-edge digital technologies. The work done in last decade or so, is now showing its exponential results, the first stages of a totally different understanding and clearly a promised delivery in momentous
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DailyPost 2155 WHO WILL REGULATE THE ALGORITHM? While every aspect of modern-day life is being regulated, monitored, directed and supervised by algorithms, who regulates the algorithms? While there are endless regulatory agencies in the world and the governments want to have a finger in every pie, still algorithms go totally unregulated. For the large part
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