A search engine war is on
According to the latest set of data from Statista, Google enjoys an 84% market share in the desktop search engine race and 95% in the mobile market. Bing puts up an admirable fight with a nearly 9% market share in the PC space, but it doesn’t even break past the 1% market share mark on mobile.A search engine war is on. Google may have taken a couple of false steps on the way to get here but what comes next is almost guaranteed to be a search game changer.
Climate crisis threatens India’s development
Climate-change was no longer on our doors, it had entered our homes, offices, streets, agricultural fields, everywhere. Between January and October 2022, India recorded 242 out of 273 days of extreme weather events, making it nearly one extreme event daily. In another 25 years, Indian heatwaves could cross the survivability limit for a healthy human resting in the shade.
Videos From Text
While Text-to-Image AI solution is becoming quite mainstream now, we are just about to cross the next threshold with generative AI that is capable of converting text to videos. This is the next frontier for GenAI, and although current output is rudimentary, the target is to key in a textual description and the tool will generate a corresponding video in your preferred style.
The Global Economic Profit Squeeze
Global economic profit has been experiencing a steady decline in recent years. This worrying trend has many implications for companies around the world, as it impacts their ability to invest in growth and innovation. Understanding the factors driving this decline is crucial for businesses as they navigate the increasingly complex global economic landscape.
Generative AI finds a likely answer to the riddle of the Productivity Paradox
A series of research papers revealed that General-purpose technologies (GPTs) can affect entire economies, usually on a national or global level. GPTs have strong impact on pre-existing economic and social structures.Hence, they can drastically alter societies and also has the potential to address some of the riddles posed by the ProductivityParadox.
Post-pandemic workspace trends
On 5 May 2023, the WHO issued a statement declaring that COVID-19 no longer represents a “global health emergency”. Although the declaration does not have any immediate impact on the way different countries are currently managing the waning pandemic, it represents a major official step towards resolution. The “new normal” that had become a buzzword over the last couple of years, is finally here.
MLOps in Action
Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) brings together machine learning, DevOps, and data engineering to streamline the deployment, monitoring, and maintenance of machine learning models in production. MLOps have become increasingly crucial for businesses to remain competitive in today’s AI-driven landscape.Leading edtech platform Brainlyleverages MLOps to create a cutting-edge visual search pipeline, optimising user experience and driving innovation in the EdTech space.
Keeping Capital Responsive
Effectively allocating capital is a crucial determinant of long-term success. Many firms struggle to optimally distribute funding across strategic priorities because they rely too heavily on subjective or only-partially objective rankings to inform capital allocation decisions. Discover how businesses can effectively optimise their capital allocation strategy by using three essential principles to drive growth, minimise risk, and improve shareholder value
Python for Data Science: What makes it perfect?
Python is taking over the Artificial Intelligence and the big data analytics industry besides web development. It is a high-level, object-oriented, interpreted, and popular programming language with dynamic semantics used by data scientists and developers. It is a versatile language with a wide range of applications and is easy to learn. The practicality of Python […]
CXOs believe there’s no conflict between climate goals and growth
Based on a survey of 2,016 C-level executives across 24 countries, a Deloitte report reveals that CXOs believe there’s no conflict between climate goals and growth.The survey recommends a set of action to close the gap between ambition and impact, break through the barriers to greater action, and start to balance the near-term costs of climate initiatives with the long-term benefits to move towards a climate-driven future.