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“... 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

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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

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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

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“She asked for it”. IIITH’s evidence-based research ought to put such statements blaming sexual assault victims to rest. A study funded by DST’s Cognitive Science Research Initiative and presented at the Cognitive Science Society (CSS) conference 2024 in Rotterdam in

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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

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Even as the celebrations over Team India’s medals haul at the International Linguistics Olympiad 2024 are yet to die down, we take a look at the path to the finale that unfolds for the Indian contingent.  Competing against 206 participants