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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its Machine Learning (ML) applications power some of the world’s biggest companies. A key part of Real Estate Technology (Proptech), they power the features of some of the most invested-in, and fastest-growing companies in real estate. However, they have yet to change the day-to-day work of most real estate firms and professionals and remain an untapped opportunity to those able to adapt them to their biggest real estate problems. This program will constitute a non-technical introduction to AI and Machine Learning, with particular emphasis on their current applications in the fields of Real Estate, Architecture, Landscape, and Urbanism. The main focus of the program will be to give you a high-level overview of what AI & ML are, and what types of problems they are particularly suited to solve. We will present the foundational topic of data, including types, acquisition, parsing and their relation to the training of neural networks, as well as more advanced themes such as biases and ethics.  This three-day program will be preceded by short readings, and consist of lectures, hands-on conceptual exercises and group discussions focused on current practical applications of AI & ML in the built environment. Past iterations have looked at the applications of machine learning on property valuation, floorplan generation, recommendation engines, and listing process automation, as used by the world's most prominent proptech companies, such as Airbnb, Zillow, and Redfin. Given the rate of iteration of AI & ML, each session looks at the most up-to-date examples shaping the industry - from algorithm-powered revenue management systems to "iBuying" applications.

As Steve Jobs said – 'Let's go invent tomorrow instead of worrying about what happened yesterday.' Advancements, inventions, and improvements in the technology world is progressing at breakneck speed. It takes a lot for our modern workforce and enterprises to keep up with the pace of technology. Geo-political and macroeconomic factors have an impact on tech trends as well. At this very moment, certain economies around the world are either in a state of recession or on the path of slowdowns.

Over the last few years, more and more AI & ML use cases have moved beyond the proof-of-concept stage and are becoming mainstream. Be it making processes more efficient, gaining new insights, or boosting service levels, new use cases are continuously developed and implemented both in the public and private sectors. Traditionally the private sector has been a front runner, though governments and public organisations have also picked up pace in the recent past. Despite facing budgetary constraints, the need for improved service to citizens and stakeholders in the public sector is now a part of the roadmap of any digital transformation. One of the key barriers to a broader AI & ML adoption has usually been the lack of the required infrastructure.

Industries and processes across the globe are embracing new technologies to increase efficiency and deliver faster and accurate outcomes. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have recently taken the world by storm with their advancements in delivering impactful and insightful results. The legal industry is not any different. The changing customer needs and technology […]

Bengaluru: BMS College of Engineering (BMCSE) and BMS Institute of Technology and Management (BMSIT&M), managed by BMS Educational Trust, one of the highest-ranking Engineering colleges in Karnataka, has set up its first of its kind Department of Machine Learning and Karnataka's first BS Narayan Center of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The center was inaugurated in the presence of the Chief guest – Dr. Devesh Vatsa, Air Vice Marshal, Awardee of Vishishta SEVA Medal, Commandant, Software Development Institute, Indian Air Force, Bengaluru, Presided by Sri Aviram Sharma, Chairman, BMSIT&M and Trustee, BMSET Guest of Honor – Prof. S Sadagopan, Chairman BoG, IIITDM – Kancheepuram & Prof. Pradip K Das, Professor, Dept of CSE, IIT Guwahati, Assam, along with dignitaries including Dr. B S Ragini Narayan, Donor Trustee & Member Secretary, BMS Educational Trust, Dr. P Dayananda Pai, Chairman, BMSCE & Life Trustee, BMS Educational Trust, Sri Gautham V Kalathur, Chief Technical Officer, BMSET. The Department of Machine Learning, BMSCE poised to be the youngest branch in the 75 years old Engineering college, will focus on teaching and research in the domains of Deep Learning, Data Mining, Big Data and Natural Language Processing. This self-contained department comprises of all necessary facilities that every student need including well-furnished and ventilated, centrally air-conditioned, state-of-the-art classrooms affixed with SENSES smartboards with all educational software. The B S Narayan Center of Excellence (CoE) in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning established by BMSET, with an investment of INR 2.5 cr will provide platform incubation support & AI-based entrepreneurship and will foster dynamic industry-academic synergy for AI adoption, impactful projects with industry & government.

Experts concur that new technologies such as Data Science, Cybersecurity, AI & ML, as well as relevant skill-based tools are the future of building a strong technology infrastructure to entirely transform the higher education sector by providing skill-based education and learning. Ed-tech players provide a perfect platform to upskill India's graduates and working professionals, promoting a'skills-based' approach to higher education in the face of new industry-specific skill demands and technological advancements. With industry requirements changing in tandem with economic and social progress, as well as the impact of rapidly progressing technology, a vast number of funds, and other macroeconomic factors have set the stage for India's next chapter of growth. Despite the fact that economic circumstances are changing with continuous new technology, there is a need for graduates and working professionals to have access to comprehensive upskilling programs and tools. It's critical for India's flourishing workforce to acquire new skills to keep up with these tectonic shifts – the Indian economy's engine is its employable workforce.

The old way of working is over and has given way to new approach. The pandemic has made it crystal clear. In order to stay competitive, companies need to transform to a special normal. You're at the forefront of this technology transformation which can be driven by three major shifts: modernization of critical workloads, the orchestration of applications flexibly across environments, and the growing use of operational AI and edge applications -- be it Cloud, AI/ML, Automation, Cybersecurity or game-changing technology. Leading companies are aligning their business transformation efforts with the adoption of cloud platforms.

In recent years technology has become prominent, both at work and at home. Machine learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are evolving quickly today. Almost everyone will have some interaction with a form of AI daily. Some common examples include Siri, Google Maps, Netflix, and Social media (Facebook/Snapchat).AI and ML have popularly used buzzwords right now, often used interchangeably. Most experimentation has been geared to finding specific solutions to specific problems.

Japan-based Fujitsu has announced a key development in its global innovation strategy with the establishment of a new research centere'Fujitsu Research of India Private Limited' (FRIPL), on April 1, 2022. FRIPL represents the latest addition to Fujitsu's global R&D network and will focus on research and development into artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies, as well as quantum software. As one of its first key initiatives, FRIPL will embark on joint research with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad (1) and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru (2) to promote innovation in leading-edge AI technologies. The joint research activities will initially focus on improving the accuracy and resilience of AI and machine learning technology. R&D with the IIT Hyderabad will focus on AI technology to discover causal relationships with higher accuracy, while collaboration with the IISc will center on technology to automatically generate AI through autonomous training in response to various environmental changes.