ANDREW NG
Physical AI needs strict safety boundaries and interpretability: TorqueAGI founder Ashutosh Saxena
The Palo Alto based physical AI startup counts Rackhouse Venture Capital and Trucks Venture Capital as early backers and has active collaborations with firms like Nvidia. According to Saxena, the challenge is to make robots reason through their decisions while ensuring that mistakes do not cause physical harm.
What kind of AI economy does India want to build?
India's debate on regulating artificial intelligence is evolving and mostly focuses on copyright and economic incentives. Recent legal rulings highlight the conflict between copyright law and the needs of AI developers. The government is investing in domestic AI capabilities to enhance innovation and competition. Additionally, regulatory frameworks must align with overarching economic goals and public welfare.
AI is rewriting the rules of investment for India's big-ticket players
Private equity investors in India are integrating artificial intelligence into their investment analysis and strategies. AI is being utilized to assess how it will impact revenues and competitive positions of companies. Investors are now focusing on AI capabilities and their potential to create value in various sectors. Additionally, AI is influencing negotiations by uncovering weaknesses quickly and enabling better assessments of business strength.
India needs AI that no one else can switch off: Andrew Ng
Ng’s argument places “continued access” at the centre of the sovereignty debate. In his view, the country where a model was developed matters less than whether governments and businesses can keep using it without depending on another entity’s permission.
AI fear makes companies look powerful and helps them raise funds: Andrew Ng
In an exclusive interview with The Economic Times Digital, Andrew Ng argues that the immediate challenge is to prepare people for work that increasingly involves AI. He notes that computer science students, who have never used a coding agent or are connected to an advanced AI model, even as those skills become essential, continue to graduate from universities.
A 1967 promise to keep space peaceful faces a new test: What happens when satellites become targets? America’s space weapons reveal a new battlefield
The United States has deployed space control weapons, sparking global concerns about an orbital arms race. These systems are designed to defend military forces against hostile actions in space. Disrupting satellites could impact vital civilian services like navigation and communication networks. Existing international treaties do not fully address modern space-based military technologies. This development highlights space's growing importance as a contested military environment.
In 1993, a few bison were introduced to America's dying grasslands. Now, thousands of those beasts, once hunted to near extinction, are helping bring the prairie ecosystem back to life
Oklahoma's Tallgrass Prairie Preserve is restoring bison populations and their habitat. Bison grazing and wallowing create favorable conditions for diverse plant and animal life. Controlled burns also remain essential for prairie recovery and renewal. These efforts help rebuild ecological relationships within the ecosystem. The preserve demonstrates successful species restoration alongside modern land use.
AI set to wipe out humans? Andrew Ng breaks his silence on artificial intelligence doomsday warnings as tech leaders debate whether superintelligent machines could become uncontrollable
AI pioneer Andrew Ng calls extinction warnings science fiction, not science. He urges industry focus on practical engineering and cybersecurity challenges. Researchers from leading AI firms have raised concerns about advanced systems. Ng believes current risks require more attention than hypothetical future dangers. The debate continues on balancing AI progress with safety measures.
Coursera backs cofounder Andrew Ng's new AI education firm with $100 million investment
Coursera cofounder Andrew Ng said he founded LearnVector because he thinks the popular belief that artificial intelligence will replace workers is misguided and white-collar workers simply need to learn new skills that keep them essential as AI automates more tasks.
‘Self-respect’, ‘hurts competitiveness in AI’: Sridhar Vembu, Andrew Ng sound alarm over new US Green Card rules
New US green card rules are drawing sharp criticism. Tech leaders and Indian entrepreneurs warn of impacts on innovation and families. The policy requires many to apply from abroad. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends the changes, calling them global and not India-specific. He cites a need to streamline immigration and address past abuses.
India must speed up AI upskilling: Coursera cofounder Andrew Ng
Artificial intelligence is redrawing the skills map for India’s $280 billion IT services industry, and unless professionals upskill at speed, job disruption could be severe, said AI pioneer Andrew Ng, founder of DeepLearning.AI and cofounder of Coursera. He also cautioned against the swelling hype over AGI, arguing that large language models are not a path to human-level intelligence and that claims of AGI being imminent are misleading.
Coursera cofounder Andrew Ng warns AGI hype could mislead students, CEOs
Ng said the term AGI is creating the impression that AI systems are far more advanced and closer to human intelligence than they truly are. To set these confusions at rest, he has proposed a new benchmark, which he called the ‘Turing AGI’ test.
‘Just ridiculous,’ says Google Brain founder on hype about AI taking away all jobs, shares tips how anyone can become powerful
Andrew Ng, a prominent AI expert, dismisses the excessive hype surrounding Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). He argues that the true potential of AI lies in mastering existing tools for practical applications. Ng advises focusing on integrating AI into sectors like healthcare and education, emphasizing responsible innovation over speculative breakthroughs and addressing the narrative being pushed by tech companies.
Andrew Ng’s fund invests in AI healthcare platform Jivi
AI Fund, a venture studio led by Andrew Ng, has invested in Jivi, an AI healthcare platform. The investment will help Jivi develop AI products like a health assistant for consumers and a copilot for doctors. The platform is currently in beta testing and is expected to be available for public use later this year.
India’s big AI opening is at application level on top of LLMs: Andrew Ng
One of the most influential voices in AI globally, Ng, 48, who earlier headed Google Brain and was chief scientist at Chinese tech company Baidu, is also founder of AI learning platform DeepLearning.ai, general partner at AI Fund, and an adjunct professor of computer science at Stanford University.
British Independent Film Awards Nominations: List, maximum nominations, gender-neutral awards
The British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) has made its categories for acting gender-neutral. This year the nomination is dominated by Raine Allen-Miller’s 'Rye Lane'. It has received 16 nominations. 'All of Us Strangers' with 14 nods and Molly Manning Walker’s 'How to Have Sex' with 13 nominations are also in the news. Know in detail.
Coursera to introduce course on Artificial Intelligence
The course will be taught by Andrew Ng, one of the foremost researchers in Artificial Intelligence.
Government wants an AI class from Coursera founder Andrew Ng
Andrew Ng has been invited to hold a discussion with Cabinet ministers, including PM Modi, on how AI can be deployed in the country.
AI can make an impact like electricity: Andrew Ng
I think the Indian AI ecosystem is growing rapidly. A lot of Indian entrepreneurs reach out to me seeking feedback about startups and products, says Andrew Ng.
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