DailyPost 2266 ARTIFICIAL GENERAL INTELLIGENCE – HOW FAR OR HOW CLOSE? The release of ChatGPT on 30th Nov. 2022 and its massive following of over 1 million in just a short time, once again raises
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
DailyPost 2249 SEMICONDUCTORS – FACING CRISIS AFTER CRISIS The semiconductor has been going from one crisis after another, since the onset of COVID in a variety of ways. Not that this was the only industry
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
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
DailyPost 2017 THE NEW RESEARCH – TECH ENABLED COLLABORATION Indian model of research which is the feeder, that propels our university system, where we have one guide and one researcher, and between them and an
DailyPost 1983 SEMICONDUCTORS – FAB OR DESIGN – THE ROAD AHEAD The heat of the crisis in the semiconductor industry is being felt in a variety of industries the world over. Different countries are working
DailyPost 1967 6G – BATTLE FOR THE FUTURE IS ALREADY HEATING UP While India is still parched for 5G, with a DOT press release announcing that 5G would be available in 13 cities across the
DailyPost 1913 PERILS OF RESEARCH! Research is something everybody wants to be known for. The TV anchors blare out everyday, their self-styled research. India is the land of research which is known for its filler gap
DailyPost 1902 THERE IS RESEARCH IN EVERYTHING! The billion-dollar question is, is there research required in everything in today’s complex, interdisciplinary world? Which means that some level of mental experimentation is required for literally every issue
DailyPost 1895 RESEARCH WITH A PURPOSE That we are not good at research is a foregone conclusion, as things stand now. What would be more worrying to accept is that we would remain so, for the
DailyPost 1581 RESEARCHING THE RESEARCH We have been in this arena from times immemorial and would continue to remain in it, till the cows come home? Research has become a standard vertical of any organisation,
Daily Post 1528 RESEARCH FINALLY PREVAILS The world has proven this fact over and over again and that is the reason for the development of mankind and reaching the pinnacle of existence, unimaginable only few
Daily Post 1384 SANS RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Trying to find out professionals, friends, relatives and acquaintances having research and development bent of mind can turn out to be an uphill task. This is a topic
DailyPost 1015 NATIONAL RESEARCH AUDIT Audit is the sine qua non of our modern day existence, any and every sector / activity has to go through this exercise however flimsy or mechanical it might be.
DailyPost 710 THE FUTURE OF RESEARCH In a transformative era, if the status quoist’s of present system of research feel that they would come unscathed, then they are in for a surprise. Research for research
DailyPost 360 RESEARCH AGENDA FOR THE NATION While we chart out the growth agenda of organisations / institutions, or of the nation, a parallel blueprint of reaching the commensurate research capabilities & delivery needs to
DailyPost 128 Collaborative Research- A Necessity One guide one researcher model is the mainstay of the Indian basic research. Small teams working on a one research project is a rarity and bigger teams working on
DailyPost 122 INDIAN RESEARCH – Should be researched upon! The direction, quantum, contribution and impact of Indian research remains in the realm of imagination . There is a crying need to rectify the situation. The
DailyPost 48 PRODUCTS ALL The famed Indian IT industry; sometimes even termed as the software industry barely has any product to its credit. Unfortunately, the IT world has been since its inception been *a world
