Monthly Archives: March, 2023

Vi, formerly Vodafone Idea, is struggling in a highly competitive telecom market. According to a report by KoTak Institutuional Equitites, the operator's low tariffs and rising debts threaten its future. Despite this, Vi has managed to develop new technologies like its AI Chatbot, and finding new ways to ease payments with UPI-enabled credit cards. It is now up to the operator to move fast and find a way to stay alive in a market of only few survivors.

Tech & Science Daily podcast is discussing the potential danger of ChatGPT, an AI chatbot created by OpenAI research group, to a variety of jobs. OneWeb's space project has achieved success launching 618 satellites into orbit for broadband connection over the world. UCL professor Sunjeev Kamboj is also featured in the discussion, giving expert opinion and insights regarding possible ban of nitrous oxide.

. Microsoft has created a revolutionary cloud-focused Teams app, designed to make video conferencing easier and faster than ever before. Packed with features like intuitive notifications and channels, users can quickly switch between multiple accounts without the hassle of logging in and out. With their recent AI-productivity focus, Microsoft is on a mission to reshape the tech industry in the upcoming future.

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. This article explores the growing issue of facial recognition technology and how companies such as Madison Square Garden have used it for unethical purposes. It also examines the views of AI scholar Cynthia Rudin and intern Lance Browne on the need for better regulation to protect people's right to biometric privacy. It highlights the potential for misinformation and even foreign governments to use facial recognition to Track people, and calls for a new government agency to regulate AI before it's too late.