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dev.to - Ganesh Basani - Building an AI-Powered Ticket Routing System with Python and Machine Learning
Building an AI-Powered Ticket Routing System with Python and Machine Learning
DEV Community

Introduction Customer support teams receive hundreds or even thousands of tickets every day. Manually assigning these tickets to the correct department can be slow and inefficient. To solve this problem, I developed an AI-powered ticket routing…

thehindubusinessline.com - TN Agri Budget: Govt bets on AI, Machine Learning to deliver real-time assistance to farmers
TN Agri Budget: Govt bets on AI, Machine Learning to deliver real-time assistance to farmers
BusinessLine

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday unveiled a dedicated Artificial Intelligence initiative -- the 'Uzhavar AI scheme' -- as part of its Agriculture Budget for 2026-27, aiming to provide real-time, data-driven advisories directly to farmers…

republicworld.com - Initiative Desk - Galgotias University Launches Future-ready BTech and BBA Programs with Accenture LearnVantage
Galgotias University Launches Future-ready BTech and BBA Programs with Accenture LearnVantage
Republic World

Greater Noida, India – Galgotias University has entered into a strategic industry-academia collaboration with Accenture LearnVantage to launch a portfolio of industry-integrated undergraduate programs designed to equip students with the…

forbes.com - Ethan Karp - Who Will Run The Factory Of The Future?
Who Will Run The Factory Of The Future?
Forbes

From past to future - people make the manufacturing world advance In February 1946, the U.S. Army unveiled a computer that could calculate an artillery shell's trajectory faster than the shell could reach its target. ENIAC was massive: 30 tons…

channelnewsasia.com - Natasha Ganesan - 300 more beverage container return machines to be deployed at institutes of higher learning, industrial areas
300 more beverage container return machines to be deployed at institutes of higher learning, industrial areas
CNA

SINGAPORE: An additional 300 machines are set to be deployed as part of the Beverage Container Return Scheme (BCRS) at areas outside the initial rollout zone, such as institutes of higher learning, worker dormitories, industrial estates…

forbes.com - Guy Yehiav - Excellence In The Ordinary: The Value Pillars Of Physical-Digital-Physical Workflows
Excellence In The Ordinary: The Value Pillars Of Physical-Digital-Physical Workflows
Forbes

Guy Yehiav, a recognized industry thought leader, is the president of SmartSense, IoT solutions for the enterprise. ​Excellence is most often realized in the disciplined execution of everyday processes, particularly where physical and…

winnipegfreepress.com - Aaron Epp - California tech company sees Manitoba as strategic gateway to dairy market
California tech company sees Manitoba as strategic gateway to dairy market
Winnipeg Free Press

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rediff.com - Text Feed - Alphabet Appoints Demis Hassabis Chief Scientist For AGI Push
Alphabet Appoints Demis Hassabis Chief Scientist For AGI Push
Rediff.com

Internet giant Alphabet is strategically reorganising its artificial intelligence division, appointing Google DeepMind co-founder Demis Hassabis as Chief Scientist to sharpen its focus on the critical development of artificial general intelligence…

forbes.com - Rohit Muthyala - Defining The Next Generation Of Sales, Hiring And Fraud Detection
Defining The Next Generation Of Sales, Hiring And Fraud Detection
Forbes

Rohit Muthyala is a senior data platform leader and Principal at Zoominfo, specializing in shipping petabyte‑scale data and ML systems. ​Most structured business decisions are made using records: a company record, a candidate record…

forbes.com - Expert Panel - Creative Production Elements Driving Better Advertising In The AI Era
Creative Production Elements Driving Better Advertising In The AI Era
Forbes

As AI becomes a standard part of creative production, the advertisers with the biggest competitive advantage don't just use the latest tools. They also understand where human expertise still makes a critical difference. The speed and scale AI…

reason.com - Jonathan H. Adler - Is Environmental Science Less Objective?
Is Environmental Science Less Objective?
Reason Magazine - Free Minds and Free Markets

An interesting paper, 'Science versus Subjectivity in Environmental Research,' by Dominic Parker and Ngoc Ha Do at the University of Madison. Here is the abstract: Objective science aims to uncover truths about environmental conditions, including…

caltech.edu - Building Better Prediction Models for Consumer Choices
Building Better Prediction Models for Consumer Choices
California Institute of Technology

As consumers, we are constantly making choices about things like what to eat at a restaurant, what clothing to buy at a store, the type of car we'd like to purchase, and so much more. Savvy producers of such goods look to economists to help…

sciencedaily.com - A star's violent death exposed a hidden supermassive black hole
A star's violent death exposed a hidden supermassive black hole
ScienceDaily

Because the black hole was not actively consuming matter, it would ordinarily have remained invisible. Its location was exposed only when it tore apart a passing star, producing a brief but powerful burst of light. The findings were published in…

federalnewsnetwork.com - Terry Gerton - ARPA-H is investing in tech to give clinicians a clearer picture in fetal monitoring
ARPA-H is investing in tech to give clinicians a clearer picture in fetal monitoring
Federal News Network

Guest: Dr. Kate Arnold Title: Program Manager, Scalable Solutions at ARPA-H Summary: For generations, doctors have had to make some of childbirth's most important decisions with incomplete information about how a baby is responding to labor. ARPA-H…

arstechnica.com - Scharon Harding - AI isn't enough to protect social media communities from AI
AI isn't enough to protect social media communities from AI
Ars Technica

Sometimes you have to fight fire with fire. But when it comes to AI slop and hateful content threatening the safety and value of social media platforms, adding more fire—in this case, more AI—can make the problem worse. At its best…

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