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AI impact: From N Chandrasekaran, Arvind Krishna to Brad Smith, know what these tech titans said

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AI impact: From N Chandrasekaran, Arvind Krishna to Brad Smith, know what these tech titans said

[ad_1] Artificial intelligence is being looked at in two ways globally. It is a great opportunity to boost productivity across the spectrum of human activity, but at the same time, this new tech has the potential to hurt humanity, even cause its extinction. Caught in between are the developers who are actually working out the potential and how much they can milk it for profit. In this situation, a number of tech leaders have gathered in New Delhi to attend the B20 Summit India 2023 organised by CII.Technology leaders have spoken at length on Friday and the gist of their speeches indicates that they think AI can enhance productivity, but they have urged policy-makers that the development of AI must happen in a responsible manner. Arvind KrishnaIBM Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Arv...

India presents a massive opportunity to be at the forefront of AI, says Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen

[ad_1] India has made rapid strides in technology and nothing indicates that more than the local tech titans like TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahondra, Wipro or HCL Tech. And there are hundreds of thousands of other companies, big and small, that have contributed immensely in improving India's digital footprint. The latest high-profile achievement was of course Chandrayaan-3 mission, in which the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully landed a lander and a rover on the moon even as Russia failed to do so with its Luna-25 spacecraft.Keeping all of that in mind was likely Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen, who on Friday, heaped fulsome praise on what India had achieved as a country in the tech field. Narayen said he is a "massive fan" of digital infrastructure that India has created and l...

Proud moment for India, new YouTube CEO is of Indian origin; check full list of CEOs

[ad_1] Much to the delight of Indians everywhere, one more global tech powerhouse has appointed a CEO who has Indian origins. The latest is Google owned YouTube, which has named Indian-American Neal Mohan as CEO after its long-time CEO quit. Neal Mohan is a Stanford graduate and a senior advertising and product executive who joined Google as far back as 2008. Among other Indian-origin CEOs who have made extraordinary strides are Google parent Alphabet's Sundar Pichai, Microsoft's Satya Nadella, IBM's Arvind Krishna, Adobe's Shantanu Narayen and earlier Mastercard's Ajay Banga. Neal Mohan was at DoubleClick for almost 6 years. The company was acquired in 2008 by Google. At Google, he was senior vice president of display and video advertising for about eight y...