Outright rejecting the idea that AI will take jobs away from humans, Labor Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar called it “nonsense, bakwa, zero.” He reminded me of the 90’s when people thought the human race would be extinct by the year 2000. world”.
Outright rejecting the idea that AI will take jobs away from humans, Labor Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar called it “nonsense, bakwa, zero.” He reminded me of the 90’s when people thought the human race would be extinct by the year 2000. world”.
The Minister of Electronics and Information Technology apologized for being cynical before outright rejecting AI as a threat to humanity. “In 1999, during 1999, I heard how the year 2000 was going to destroy the world. There are people who want to consider the worst-case scenario: AI will end, “our job, zero, nonsense, bakuwa,” he said.
The Minister of Electronics and Information Technology apologized for being cynical before outright rejecting AI as a threat to humanity. “In 1999, during 1999, I heard how the year 2000 was going to destroy the world. There are people who want to consider the worst-case scenario: AI will end, “our job, zero, nonsense, bakuwa,” he said.
Rajeev Chandrasekhar praised the AI for being task-focused, inherently streamlining tasks, and mimicking human behavior. He made the statement Friday during a media dialogue following the unveiling of a fully automated state-of-the-art electromagnetic interference and compatibility lab at the Society for Applied Microwave Electronics Engineering Research (SAMEER).
Rajeev Chandrasekhar praised the AI for being task-focused, inherently streamlining tasks, and mimicking human behavior. He made the statement Friday during a media dialogue following the unveiling of a fully automated state-of-the-art electromagnetic interference and compatibility lab at the Society for Applied Microwave Electronics Engineering Research (SAMEER).
During his inauguration program, he said the government was working on a dataset program that would make de-identified data available to Indian artificial intelligence researchers and startups.
During his inauguration program, he said the government was working on a dataset program that would make de-identified data available to Indian artificial intelligence researchers and startups.
“These are datasets provided on a selective basis and the designs for these five works were set by the ministry,” the minister said.
“These are datasets provided on a selective basis and the designs for these five works were set by the ministry,” the minister said.
