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Buying an air conditioner for your home can be a major investment, and with the upcoming sale, this is the best time to make a purchase. You'll find huge offers on ACs from top brands, along with additional discounts on credit and debit card payments and zero-cost EMI. From Daikin, and Carrier, to LG and Panasonic, there are tons of leading brands to explore.

Honda has a long reputation for building highly fuel-efficient cars and trucks, and now it’s getting serious about EVs with the all-new 2024 Prologue

Google is providing key capabilities for an artificial intelligence assistant for Volkswagen drivers in a smartphone app, part of Google's strategy to win business by offering tools to build enterprise AI applications. Consumers can ask Volkswagen's in-app assistant questions like «How do I change a flat tire?» or point their phone cameras at vehicle dashboards to receive relevant information. The AI assistant draws on Google's Gemini large language models, programs that can understand and generate predictive responses to human language, and cloud computing capacity.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Mark Zuckerberg has touted virtual-reality headsets as the next big thing. It turns out people may want something simpler: sunglasses with a camera.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The sparkles emoji has become a near-ubiquitous symbol that applications are powered by artificial intelligence. Even ChatGPT doesn’t know how it started.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Workers are getting too comfortable venting on their employers’ chat apps. We tend to forget that nothing we say there is private.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. German sportswear-maker Puma is tapping generative AI for its branding and online sales efforts, part of an expanded partnership with Google Cloud, the company said Tuesday. Puma said it has already deployed Google Cloud’s Imagen 2 model to help it craft personalized website images corresponding to the locations of some online shoppers.

Reasons to buyReasons to avoidAlso read: Best 50-inch LED TVs: Upgrade your living room with these top 7 picks for immersive viewing and vibrant picture qualityThe Samsung 55 inches Brighter Crystal 4K Smart TV offers enhanced brightness and contrast for a more lifelike viewing experience. With smart capabilities, this TV provides access to a wide range of streaming services and apps.Reasons to buyReasons to avoidAlso read: Android TV vs Google TV: A comparison guide to help you choose the right TV platform based on your needs and preferences3. Samsung 138 cm (55 inches) The Frame Series 4K Ultra HD Smart QLED TV QA55LS03AAKLXLThe Samsung 55 inches Frame Ultra HD Smart TV combines stunning picture quality with a stylish and customizable frame design.

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Modi's three-day visit to the United States, where he engaged with leaders from US-based companies specializing in cutting-edge technologies, including AI, quantum computing, and semiconductors. Both Pichai and Huang praised Modi's vision for a "Digital India" and his focus on AI's potential to transform various sectors, such as healthcare, education, and agriculture.Speaking after the meeting, Pichai highlighted Modi's commitment to harnessing AI for societal benefits in India.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Future computer chips may be able to help ease the alarming energy demands of generative artificial intelligence, but chip makers say they need something from AI first: a slowdown in the sizzling pace of change. Graphics processing units so far have dominated the bulk of training and running large-scale AI models.

Samsung Galaxy S23 FE 5G. The flagship device, known for its 50MP rear camera with 8K video recording and 3x optical zoom, will be available for under ₹30,000 during the sale.For those eyeing premium smartphones, the Big Billion Days Sale has much to offer across various high-end models. The Samsung Galaxy S23 5G, originally priced at ₹89,999, will drop to an effective price of ₹36,999 during the sale, providing top-tier performance and excellent camera capabilities.

OnePlus Open, the company’s first foldable smartphone, which is expected to be priced under ₹1 lakh during the sale. Currently retailing at ₹1,39,999 for the 16GB+512GB variant, the foldable will see a significant price cut, making it one of the most affordable devices in its category. Amazon's teaser suggests that the OnePlus Open will be available at ₹99,999, marking a massive discount for those eager to own a foldable phone without spending a fortune.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A rare beast may soon lumber across the hills of Silicon Valley: not a $1bn unicorn, nor a $10bn decacorn, but a hectocorn—a startup valued at more than $100bn. OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, is understood to be in talks to raise $6.5bn from investors to fund the expansion dreams of its co-founder, Sam Altman.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Last week, the Union cabinet approved $251 million ( ₹2,104 crore) for Chandrayaan-4, India’s next lunar mission. Its key aim is to collect lunar rock and soil samples—achieved so far by the US, the erstwhile USSR, and China.

Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai has announced a $120 million 'Global AI Opportunity Fund' at the UN Summit of the Future in the US. Pichai said that the initiative will invest «one hundred and twenty million dollars to make AI education and training available in communities around the world. We're providing this in local languages, in partnership with nonprofits and NGOs». Leaders from around the world have gathered for the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York — including the first ever «Summit of the Future».

From cutting-edge tech gadgets to stylish home essentials, shoppers can dive into a treasure trove of unique products at fantastic prices. Whether you're looking to upgrade your lifestyle or find the perfect gift, the Great Indian Festival promises something for everyone, making it the ultimate shopping event of the season.

Google has opened its defense against allegations that it holds an illegal monopoly on online advertising technology with witness testimony saying the industry is vastly more complex and competitive than portrayed by the federal government

Google has broken antitrust laws, part of a second major federal antitrust trial against the tech giant. The government on Friday concluded its main arguments in the case — US et al. v. Google — and the internet giant started mounting its defense. The case, filed last year, accuses Google of building a monopoly over the technology that places ads on websites around the internet. Now, Google will deny the claims. The company argues that the ad tech industry is intensely competitive, and accuses the Justice Department of ignoring rivals like Facebook and Amazon to make its case sound more compelling.

Indian professional who previously worked at Google India shared his struggle to survive on his current salary in Canada. The individual, who moved to Canada and is now working as a Process Inventory Associate, spoke candidly about his difficulties in a viral video on the Instagram page ‘Salary Scale,’ run by digital creator Piyush Mongal. In the video shared on Instagram, the professional, who had more than three years of experience working at Google in India, revealed that his current annual income inCanada is $17,500 (Rs 10,77,511). “I can hardly survive on this income,” he said, expressing dissatisfaction with the low wages he now earns in comparison to his previous role in India. The drastic drop in salary has left him frustrated, especially since his work experience from India is not being recognized by Canadian employers. «Ever since I moved here, I've been reducing my experience on my resume because recruiters aren’t counting my work in India,» he explained. He added that the experience he gained while working for a major company like Google is being largely overlooked. «It just doesn’t make any sense,» he said, noting that employers in Canada seem to prioritize local experience over foreign credentials.

Refugees navigating resettlement often face a shared hurdle: poor machine translations and a short supply of interpreters knowledgeable in their less-serviced languages