Gaming Their Gig: Study Shows How Delivery Workers...
“... what one earns is how much one has broken ground, sped in dangerous traffic, and delivered food at doorsteps without hoping for a tip…,” remarks a food delivery worker wryly. He is referring to his typical work day which in
Language Tech Through The Ages
Prof. Dipti Misra Sharma traces the evolution of language and language technologies before summarising the research developments in the space that are taking place at IIITH. Perhaps the single-most distinguishing feature of humankind is its ability to speak. While other
Indic LLMs and LLMs in Education
Prof. Vasudeva Varma explores two use cases of Generative AI and LLMs - in the Wikipedia development in Indian languages and in education and learning. This article is based on key parts of his talk from the TechForward Research Seminar
Love AI or Hate AI But Biochemists Can’t Ignore ...
Prof. Deva Priyakumar discusses the drug discovery process and sheds light on the role played by computations in making it more efficient. Before delving into how AI supports the drug discovery process, it’s essential to understand the evolution of drug
AI In Medical Imaging: A Diagnostic Enabler
From assisting experts in healthcare diagnosis based on images alone, AI-assisted radiology is evolving to include multiple evidence-based reports, observes Prof Jayanthi Sivaswamy. Images have been a key part of diagnosis in healthcare for long. From the X-ray that is
IIITH’s AI Tool Powers Malnutrition Detection In...
The simple solution uses a smart phone for faster and automatic assessment of children’s growth parameters. Data is king, yes. But if it’s quality is moot then uneasy lies the head that wears such a crown. One of the biggest