Natural disasters are out of the reach and influence of human beings. However, a lot can be done to minimize loss of lives. Artificial intelligence is one viable option that can potentially prevent massive loss of lives while at the same time make rescue efforts easy and efficient. To learn more, checkout the infographic below created by Eastern Kentucky University's Online Masters in Safety degree program. In the period between 2005 and 2015, a total of 242 natural disasters occurred in the United States of America.

Artificial intelligence is changing the world. At least, the White House thinks so. Last week, the Obama administration released a 60-page report titled Preparing for the Future of Artificial Intelligence. It paints with a broad stroke the current state of A.I. in several different fields -- health, education, the environment -- and proposes ways in which industry and government can work together to advance the public good. It's a remarkable document, if only for the fact that it's being issued by an outgoing administration in its final months in office.

The company's total income has increased from Rs 13,198.6 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2015 to Rs 14,407.3 The company has posted a net profit after taxes, minority interest and share of profit of associates of Rs 2070 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2016 as compared to Rs 2241 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2015. Total Income has increased from Rs 13198.6 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2015 to Rs 14407.3 On a standalone bais, the company has posted a net profit of Rs 1932 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2016 as compared to Rs 2153 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2015. Total Income has increased from Rs 11725 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2015 to Rs. 12101 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2016.

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Newswire) Investorideas.com, a global news source and investor resource covering actively traded sectors announces it has added new distribution for the Investor Ideas Newswire with a new site hosted on the Grid https://thegrid.io/, a newly launched artificial website building company. Investor Ideas was one of the founding members and beta testers of the personal AI web developer. The Grid has finalized beta testing and recently went live, add new features and tools. "The site is still a work in progress for us as we get to wrap our heads and hands around the artificial intelligence that it provides but we felt that we wanted to test first- hand how this new technology works " said founder D. Zant of Investor Ideas. This is not another do-it-yourself website builder.

A future chart-topping song may soon come from an algorithm. Sony Computer Science Laboratory (CSL) in Paris is developing a system of algorithms which can create songs that cater to the user's taste, based on styles adapted from existing music. The starting point of the song creation is a database of sheet music of more than 13,000 existing songs, from which the user can choose any number of titles with a sound or feel they would like the new song to incorporate. The algorithm analyses the songs' characteristics, and statistical properties related to rhythm, pitch and harmony. It will learn, for instance, which notes "go well" with a given chord, what chord is probable after a given chord, or which notes usually follow after a given note.

Major technology firms are racing to infuse smartphones and other internet-linked devices with software smarts that help them think like people. The effort is seen as an evolution in computing that allows users to interact with machines in natural conversation style, telling devices to tend to tasks such as ordering goods, checking traffic, making restaurant reservations or searching for information. Google is making a high-profile push into AI, with the internet titan's chief referring to it as a force for change as powerful as powerful as smartphones. Google Assistant software is being built into new Pixel handsets - aiming to outdo Apple's Siri - enabling users to organize and use information on the devices and in the cloud - to check emails, stay up to date on calendar appointments, news or ask for traffic and weather data. Google also offers AI through its Allo messaging application which can be installed on smartphones, and its Google Home hub, a stand-alone device similar to Amazon's Echo which responds to voice commands to manage tasks and fetch information where people live.

Omron Corporation (Headquarters: Kyoto; President & CEO: Yoshihito Yamada) announced that table tennis robot FORPHEUS, which was first created in 2013 as a symbol of Omron's technological expertise and which continues to evolve, was certified as the "first robot table tennis tutor" in the world by Guinness World Records . Omron exhibited FORPHEUS in "CEATEC JAPAN 2015" in October 2015 in order to showcase technology that "brings out people's abilities". FORPHEUS was certified on January 6, 2016 for a Guinness World Record as the "first robot table tennis tutor", and described in the Guinness Book of Records 2017 edition as follows: "In October, 2015, the Japanese company Omron Corporation introduced a table tennis robot with a sensor that measures the position of its opponent and the movement of the ball 80 times per second, can predict the trajectory of the ball and hit the ball back, and project the landing point of the ball". Takumi Nippon Project leader, Vihag Kulshrestha said: "Guinness World Records Japan launched a project called Takumi Nippon in 2014 that has transmitted Japan's wonderful technology to the world through the Guinness World Records. The world record achieved by FORPHEUS, which was developed with the technical capabilities of the Omron Corporation, as the world's "first robot table tennis tutor", is also a record for the Takumi Nippon Project. I am very pleased to be able to convey Japan's wonderful artisanship to people all over the world".

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These days you tend to hear about Russia in terms of its government hacking the US election. But some canny Russian developers have put their skills to something more productive: monitoring the TV appearances of world leaders. A team of Russian developers have released an AI powered algorithm that tracks all world leaders activities in all media. Based on the information the Verso service analyzes the impact of each President/Prime Minister and shows a rating for them in real-time. Once a second the Verso platform takes a screenshot of a set of monitored TC channels.