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ACTIVE USERS OF THE LIRC- January 2019

All the below Active Users are eligible for one extra library card  for the month of  February 2019 Sr. No. Member No's. of Transctions 1 YADAV SUNNY BHIMSEN VIMALA 27 2 CHAVAN ANKITA JEEVAN SARITA 27 3 CHANDARIA HETIK PIYUSH BHAVANA 26 4 BHUWAD JYOTSNA SURESH SARITA 25 5 PANDIT RUSHIKESH RAJESH SEEMA 25 6 AISHWARYA SREENIVASAN RAJANI SREENIVASAN 24 7 YADAV ANKIT KUMAR RAMESHWAR PRASAD SHIVKALIDEVI 22 8 JOSHI NEHA MUKUND RADHIKA JOSHI 22 9 CLETUS AGNELLO DSOUZA 22

Oracle CEO: All cloud apps to include AI as standard by 2025

Mark Hurd used the firm's EMEA conference to make predictions around the union between disruptive tech such as AI and the cloud Artificial intelligence will be seamlessly integrated into all cloud apps by 2025 rather than being introduced as an afterthought, according to Oracle CEO Mark Hurd. During the same time frame, as the world of business shifts further towards this increased use of AI and automation, there will be mass job creation rather than annihilation. Indeed, claims Hurd, some 60% of the IT jobs that will be required come 2025 don't actually exist today. "The reality is cloud adoption is moving faster than predicted. Cloud is not just a technology. Cloud is a strategy, cloud is a business model," Hurd told delegates in attendance at the firm's Oracle OpenWorld event in London. What's more, AI and robots will need to be managed and monitored in a way not too dissimilar to current, human employee/employer relationships. "There will be a superv...

AWS releases Neo-AI code to the open-source world

Opening the platform up means developers and AI experts to develop cross-device AI tools AWS has released its Neo-AI code as an open source project, encouraging developers and other AI experts to contribute to the platform. The company explained that usually, ensuring a machine learning model works across a variety of hardware platforms (especially those running on edge networks) is difficult because there are so many factors and limitations to consider. Even in less complicated devices, there are so many software variations that it can be tricky to make sure machine learning works across all of them. As a result, manufacturers and vendors are being limited by which companies they can work with to provide machine learning tools they require. With AWS’s Neo-AI, machine learning models are automatically optimised for use TensorFlow, MXNet, PyTorch, ONNX, and XGBoost models, converting them into common formats to work on a wider variety of devices. The models can be run at a fa...

TCS becomes third most-valued IT company in the world

India's Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has been ranked third most-valued IT services brand globally in 2018-19, after Accenture and IBM, according to a report by Brand Finance. Four Indian IT services companies -- TCS, Infosys, HCL and Wipro -- clinched spots in the top-10 global tally. Valued at $26.3 billion, Accenture took the title of the world's most-valued IT services brand. The tag was previously held by IBM, which now occupied the second place with a brand value of $20.4 billion, according to the report. "Holding steady in third place is India's largest IT services conglomerate, TCS, up 23% to $12.8 billion, with a value bolstered by the brand's disciplined focus on the market's increased demand for digital services," it added. Brand Finance said TCS is also the first Indian IT services brand to achieve success in the Japanese market and has positioned itself as a leader in providing a superior all-round customer experience, leverag...

इंजिनीअरिंग कॉलेजांचे मूल्यांकन होणार सुलभ

Source: Maharashtra Times (Mumbai edition) Marathi dated January 22, 2019 (Accessed on January 22, 2019)

IIT Hyderabad Introduces India’s First B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence Programme

HIGHLIGHTS The course will include study of algorithms, signal processing, robotics It will also teach the ethical impact of AI and related technologies B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence will be offered from 2019-2020 Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad is introducing a new B. Tech. course in Artificial Intelligence that will be available to the students beginning the coming academic year (2019-2020). It is the first such full-fledged B. Tech. programme to be offered by an Indian university. Even internationally, only select institutions like Carnegie Mellon University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are currently offering similar courses, claimed IIT Hyderabad in a press release. According to a  report  in NDTV, the B.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence course will intake 20 students each year, who will be selected through the JEE Advanced entrance examination that the students across the country take every year to get admission in th...

What makes India rank among the top 3 countries in Artificial Intelligence skills

In the past few years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has remained in the limelight with countries like China and the US leading the way. But, did you know that India too has joined the AI bandwagon? According to a latest LinkedIn report, India ranks third in the global front with respect to the penetration of AI skills (46%) just after China (48%) and the US (46%)! Exciting, isn’t it? Stating that AI is ushering in a new era of digital revolution, the report highlighted three key points: With an increase of 190% between 2015-17, AI skills are one of the most widely growing skills on LinkedIn. The industries incorporating more AI skills within their workforce are the most dynamic industries. The countries that record the highest usage of skills in and around AI are China, the USA, Israel, and Germany. Another study titled The Augmented Human Enterprise (a collaborative study by Goldsmiths, the University of London, and Automation Anywhere) reinforces India’s stand as one amon...