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Prof. Madhava Krishna briefly explains the way IIITH’s self-driving car works and what is novel about it. This is an edited excerpt the TechForward research seminar series. IIIT Hyderabad’s Self Driving Car is an electric vehicle that performs point to

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Prof. Kannan Srinathan explains why the current frenzy about the post-quantum cryptography apocalypse is unwarranted. There has been a great deal of buzz about post-quantum cryptography. This is because quantum computers are expected to be ready in the immediate future

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As part of the Government-led initiative to create AI models exclusively tailored for India’s diverse cultures and languages, BharatGen formally launches e-VikrAI - an e-commerce tool for Indian languages.  While democratising AI has been the goal of many research groups

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Prof Sujit Gujar discusses the emergence of Federated Learning (FL) while enumerating the ways in which the Machine Learning Lab (MLL) at IIITH has been working on FL for the financial sector. AI and machine learning (ML) have significantly impacted

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When IIITH’s Sushil Raaja Umasudhan won the silver medal at the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI-2024) at Alexandria recently, it was his third international medal. He is currently ranked second in India and placed among the top 15% of the

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Researchers demonstrate how a wireless stethoscope converts behind-the-ear vibrations - heard as non-audible whispers- into intelligible speech even in a ‘zero-shot’ setting. Stephen Hawking knew the importance of being heard. He wrote in his memoir, ”One’s voice is very important.