Bigger Not Always Better: IIIT-H Researchers Show ...
At the recently concluded International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML) in Seoul, IIIT-H researchers Prof. Bapi Raju and Vijay Rowtula presented their findings debunking the myth that larger language models understand the human brain better. The ICML is globally renowned
Between Appointments: A Desi Digital Companion Who...
A multi-partner consortium led by Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellore, in collaboration with IIIT Hyderabad's Language Technologies Research Centre (LTRC), is developing BandhuCare - a multilingual AI companion that answers patients' queries in their own language, captures their symptoms through
IIIT Hyderabad Study Indicates How Public Procurem...
An exploratory study undertaken by IIIT-H’s Human Sciences Research Center (HSRC) has won the Best Paper Award at the 6th India Public Policy Network Conference for analysing how public procurement processes are quietly influencing the development and governance of AI
Hong Kong Cinema and Clues in Code – Tanay’s S...
IIIT Hyderabad’s Sudha Tanay Doddi turned heads at BAFTSS with a bold, cross-disciplinary dive into the Hong Kong handover, mining local cinema for sharp computational insights. The Handover of Hong Kong to the People’s Republic of China in July 1997,
IIIT Hyderabad Study Shows Why Indians Don’t Ful...
The study presented at the prestigious CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems reveals how young Indians are navigating fitness technology by mixing apps with instinct, culture, and everyday improvisation. The fitness landscape in India has evolved over the
How a Smart Wearable System From IIIT Hyderabad Is...
Accidents in high-risk industrial environments are an occupational hazard but what is disconcerting is that they often go unnoticed. A new wearable safety system developed by IIITH’s Centre for VLSI and Embedded Systems Technology aims to change that. In sprawling