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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2024 · 41 MIN

Unveiling the Unseen Evolution of AI and Its Global Impact

from AI Rising Podcast · host HT Smartcast

Are you curious about how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing our world, whether we are stepping into an AI-driven future, or if it's already upon us? Today's podcast merges the marvels and mysteries of AI, taking you on a journey from the evolution of classical AI to the innovative realms of generative AI. Our conversation, led by Leslie D’Monte and Jayanth N Kolla, features insights from Amitabh Nag on Large Language Models (LLMs) and explores the pioneering BharatGPT initiative by Bhavesh Aggarwal. We delve into Tech Mahindra's Indus Project and Tata's partnership with media, showcasing how these collaborations are reshaping content creation and emphasizing the need for originality in the digital age. Discover how Altman's strategies are merging AI with human intelligence, redefining technological boundaries. This episode not only uncovers the unnoticed pervasiveness of AI in everyday technologies like online banking and search recommendations but also highlights the global potential of AI innovations like 'Bhashini'. Join us as we discuss the profound implications of AI on a global scale and understand why learning, unlearning, and relearning are vital in the 21st century."

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