Shylaja Varma

2 months ago | hindustantimes.com | Shylaja Varma

Sanjana Ganesan spoke out against trolls targeting her son Angad's expression at an IPL game in which Jasprit Bumrah played in a key role in MI defeating LSG. Sanjana Ganesan, sports broadcaster and wife of Jasprit Bumrah, took to Instagram to slam a section of social media for mocking the couple's young child, Angad, over his facial expression at Sunday's IPL thriller between Mumbai Indians and Lucknow Super Giants at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

2 months ago | hindustantimes.com | Shylaja Varma

The founder and former CEO of a US-based e-commerce firm was charged with making false claims about his company’s artificial intelligence (AI) technology when he actually employed human workers at a call center located in the Philippines. Albert Saniger, who founded Nate, which claims to be a "magic shopping app", allegedly fabricated his company's purported artificial intelligence capabilities while covertly employing humans behind the scenes, the US Department of Justice said.

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Shylaja Varma

18 hours agoTL;DR: 2,000 years later, human choices still matter most. One recent rainy afternoon, I found myself in an unexpected role—philosophy teacher to a machine. I was explaining the story of the Bhagavad Gita to a leading large language model, curious to see if it could grasp the lessons at the heart of …

2 months ago | hindustantimes.com | Shylaja Varma

Colossal Biosciences fielded reactions from numerous social media users after the Dallas-based biotech firm announced that it has created three dire wolves, which went extinct more than 12,000 years ago and was popularised by the fantasy series Game of Thrones. The start-up, that aims to bring back lost species, on Monday said its scientists had used cloning and gene-editing based on two ancient samples of dire wolf DNA to birth three modern dire wolf pups.

2 months ago | htsyndication.com | Shylaja Varma

India, April 8 -- Colossal Biosciences fielded reactions from numerous social media users after the Dallas-based biotech firm announced that it has created three dire wolves, which went extinct more than 12,000 years ago and was popularised by the fantasy series Game of Thrones. The start-up, that aims to bring back lost species, on Monday said its scientists had used cloning and gene-editing based on two ancient samples of dire wolf DNA to birth three modern dire wolf pups.