With the help of Artificial Intelligence or AI technology, these days artists seem to be pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of digital creations. A series of images have been making waves on social media, featuring some of the world's most notable billionaires depicted as "Slumdog Billionaires". These lifelike portraits, which have gone viral, showcase how artists are leveraging AI tools to produce their works. Also Read Artist uses AI to generate pics of Indians at fictional event'Pankh Mela'. The portraits depict figures like Donald Trump, Bill Gates, Mukesh Ambani, Mark Zuckerberg, Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk, dressed in the kind of attire typically worn by impoverished individuals, and posed in a slum-like environment.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates in his latest blog has spoken about a range of topics surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) including how the world can seek its benefits as well the challenges it poses for us. In his blog, posted on'Gates Notes' on Tuesday, the philanthropist asserted that AI is as revolutionary as mobile phones and the internet. Gates hailed the invention of ChatGPT – the buzz of the town these days – as the second revolutionary technological demonstration he had after being introduced to the graphical user interface in the 1980s. As stunned as he was after his first meeting with the GPT model, Gates said he was inspired to think about what AI could do in the next 10 years. The American business magnate believed AI could reduce some of the world's worst inequities, the worst he knows being health inequity.

Microsoft is reinventing its Power Platform's software development, including Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel and Word, with AI-powered no-code development and adding new features like Copilot. In an event on Thursday (Local Time), the company announced that Microsoft 365 users will soon be able to use what the company is calling an AI "Co-pilot," Microsoft said in a statement. "Makers now have a live in-studio copilot that helps them build solutions and provides suggestions for improvement. To build an app, flow, or bot, you can describe it using natural language and the copilot can build it in seconds. It is that easy," the statement read. "Copilot in Power Apps makes it easy to keep data at the centre of every application.

The Goa traffic department along with the public works department (PWD) have begun rolling out an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered traffic signals which will significantly reduce wait times at various junctions in the state. This development comes months after Bengaluru had become the first city in the country to deploy AI powered traffic signals to help reduce snarls. The Goa government has teamed up with Beltech AI to deploy the technology across traffic signals in the state. Also Read: 'Bengaluru to get 75 new junctions for ₹150 crore': Bommai's bid to ease traffic woes Beltech AI is the same traffic management platform that had successfully demonstrated to have reduced the traffic congestion in Bengaluru by over 42%. The tech will be launched by Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant on Wednesday.

Data Science is the hot favorite job option among IT professionals. Salary estimates are based on 24.8k latest salaries received from Data Scientists. Who is a Data Scientist? Data Science is defined as a data-driven approach to modern-day data problems using a combination of fields including Statistics, Mathematics, Programming, and Machine Learning. Data Science needs research-level knowledge and how the above disciplines can be applied to modern-day data problems. A Data Scientist derives a mathematical model using Machine Learning algorithms.

If you haven't heard about ChatGPT, the new chatbot in town, there are chances you might be living under a rock. This chatbot developed by OpenAI is known to interact with users like a conversation, answers questions and even gives detailed answers on historical facts. What's more surprising that it is now used by users who are seeking matches on dating apps like Tinder. According to a Mashable report, Tinder users have created bots to swipe and message for them. The app has banned users who use this message, but it has come to the light that even this dating platform uses AI to generate conversation starters.

Here at LiveMint, with our research team, we see the investment trends moving towards companies in the AI industry. Today, we received news that Solidus AI Tech (AI-Tech.io), Speaking to LiveMint about the investment and appointment, Solidus AI Tech founder Paul Farhi said: "Herbert Sim will be a great asset to the team. He brings with him an astonishing wealth of knowledge in the crypto space, and he is a true champion of bitcoin and its underlying technology- Blockchain. He's a laser-sharp, pragmatic businessman and visionary who has a deep respect for what we're trying to achieve here at Solidus AI Tech. And those are just some of the reasons why he is so highly respected in our industry. We're very pleased to have him on board, and I have no doubt he will very soon have a significant impact here."

By the 1950s, several scientists, philosophers, mathematicians, and others had AI incorporated inside their minds. But human beings have now learned how to transform the concept into reality. In recent times, AI has widespread applications everywhere. AI has the potential to learn quickly from a significant amount of data. It ensures that some of the most technical issues can be tackled without hassle. But it can also feed your excitement and squeeze out your creativity at work.

Chitkara University launches int'l project on education, deep learning.

Last month, the music streaming arm of telecom company Jio, Reliance Jio Music, and music and audio streaming service Saavn merged to jointly strengthen their foothold in the digital music market, which is expected to cross $460 million (Rs.3,100 crore) in revenue by 2020. The two music streaming companies will be integrated into a combined $1 billion entity that leverages the media streaming expertise of Saavn with the 4G internet connectivity of telecom company Jio. Soon after the announcement of this merger, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), also agreed to pick up a 72.69% stake in the AI-based online education startup Embibe, with a proposal to invest $180 million over the next three years. This foray of India's petrochemical giant Reliance in the startup industry was the culmination of a plan put into motion in 2016, when RIL's owner, the richest Indian on Forbes Billionaires 2018 list, Mukesh Ambani, addressed its 42nd annual general meeting in Mumbai. During the address he stated that Reliance Industries was setting up a $743 million (Rs.5,000 crore) fund, called the Jio Digital India Startup Fund, to invest in digital businesses.