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  Boo!  Happy Halloween !!! When black cats prowl and pumpkins shine, When shivery shivers run down your spine, When ghosts and goblins ring the chime, Beware and be scared – it’s Halloween time!

  May this Dussehra burn all the gloom and misery on Earth and bring you happiness and prosperity. Happy Vijayadashami !

 With a recent focus on digital workplaces and remote workers, artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly playing a leading role in automating previously manual processes and creating new opportunities for deployments. Regardless of your industry, it's worth staying informed and keeping up with technological developments that could improve your workplace processes. Companies must rapidly shift their priorities and adapt at a rate no one expected in order to stay relevant in today's digital world as many businesses have come to rely on digital workplaces to unify their in-house, remote and contract workers. According to a recent report, 88% of IT leaders said that IT automation is being developed and implemented within their departments, with 94% expecting the focus on implementing automation to grow within the next three years. Of the companies that currently use automation, 74% said AI is what they use to gain insight into infrastructure performance, and 93% credit Artificia

  “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give” “Giving back to the community has been our motto and vision. Apart from our philanthropic offerings in the USA, We set out a vision and focus of what is now termed ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’ (CSR)”   https://kairostech.com/csr-ethos/

  Let's salute the Father of the Nation! The great soul who contributed to country's freedom. HAPPY GANDHI JAYANTI

  Pledge to create healthy heart environments for a healthier life ahead. Happy World Heart Day .! 

  A group of artificial intelligence (AI) experts from various institutions have overcome a “major, long-standing obstacle to increasing AI capabilities.” The team looked toward the human brain, which is the case for many Artificial Intelligence developments . Specifically, the team focused on the human brain memory mechanism known as “replay.” Gido van de Ven is the first author and a postdoctoral researcher. He was joined by principal investigator Andreas Tolias at Baylor, as well as Hava Siegelmann at UMass Amherst.  The New Method According to the researchers, they have come up with a new method that efficiently protects deep neural networks from “catastrophic forgetting.” When a neural network takes on new learning, it can forget what was previously learned.  This obstacle is what stops many AI advancements from taking place.  “One solution would be to store previously encountered examples and revisit them when learning something new. Although such ‘replay’ or ‘rehearsal’ solves c