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Deepkapha AI researchers present DL Network Veernet! Rishi Sunak’s regime will open new doors to the UK cryptocurrency market
Deepkapha AI researchers launch deep learning network ‘Veernet’. Read top tech news today!
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Today’s news: Twitter talks about developing its own crypto wallet that will allow you to easily deposit and withdraw cryptocurrencies!
Quick insights: Google considers investing $200 million in an AI startup called Cohere Inc.
Rishi Sunak has been chosen as the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom following the controversial exit of Liz Truss from office last week. Sunak built the UK’s latest crypto goals during his time as finance minister. He plans to transform the UK into a global hub for cryptocurrencies, confirming that his time as India’s Prime Minister will certainly serve new purposes for the UK’s cryptocurrency market. Furthermore, under his supervision, the country’s coin manufacturer, the Royal Mint, was tasked with creating NFTs, which have not yet been launched.
Social media giant Twitter is working on a prototype crypto wallet that will allow users to deposit and withdraw cryptocurrencies. Twitter launched a new feature last year that will allow users to tip content creators with Bitcoin. Now, this supposed addition to the crypto wallet facilities could potentially transform the platform into a full-fledged Web3 platform.
Deepkapha AI researchers introduce a new deep learning network called “Veernet”. This is a new transformer-based deep learning network that will implement the self-attention process to recognize unique and distinct curves in a single path. The proposed approach focuses on digitizing raster images of logs to simplify them and promote a less manual approach to solutions.
Google, owned by Alphabet, is in talks with an artificial intelligence startup called Cohere, Inc. Google may invest $200 million, according to reports, as the buggy tech giant is gearing up to excel in the growing arms race between big tech companies. Cohere fundamentally develops natural language processing systems that developers can use to create artificial intelligence applications for businesses, including tools like chatbots to understand human speech and text.
Jitendra Singh, the Union Minister of India, has assured that over 30 lakh officials in the central and state governments will be trained and exposed to emerging technological advancements such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and machine learning by 2023. The initiative will aim to make governance more effective by providing excellent service delivery from the grassroots level.