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Artificial Intelligence: Revolutionizing Every Aspect of Life
- Meritto Introduces Integrated Mio AI Voice Agents for Education
India | Devdiscourse News Desk
Updated: 15-09-2024 00:37 ISTCreated: 03-09-2024 05:18 IST
4:46 PM
With AI now a core driver of student expectations, Mio AI Voice fills a structural gap between rising inquiry volumes and limited counselor and sales bandwidth.The rollout of Mio AI Voice complements Merittos broader suite of agents, including the Mio AI Guide, designed to assist student queries across the admissions journey, whether on an institutions website, during application form completion, or at key admission touchpoints.Speaking on the occasion, Naveen Goyal, Founder CEO, Meritto, said AI is no longer an edge technology in education, it is becoming the foundation on which student experience, engagement, and institutional competitiveness will be built.
6:11 PM
India has climbed to third place in Stanford University's 2025 Global AI Vibrancy tool, surpassing the United Kingdom and Asian nations like South Korea, Singapore, and Japan. The country's improvement, reported in November, highlights advancements in AI driven by increased investment and strategic initiatives.
1:03 PM
India's Ambassador to the US, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, engaged with senior Democratic lawmakers to discuss enhancing cooperation in areas like emerging technologies, defense, and trade to fortify bilateral relations.
6:29 PM
Disney's 'Zootopia 2' is poised to enter the billion-dollar box office club, continuing its global success. Meanwhile, Disney faces a class action lawsuit regarding Ticketmaster's alleged overpricing and invests $1 billion in OpenAI, partnering on AI video generation. These moves mark a significant shift in entertainment and technology.
2:43 PM
Prof. Dr Ajith Abraham, Vice–Chancellor of Sai University, delivered a keynote at the BRICS Business Forum in Moscow, emphasizing a collaborative global approach to AI. Focusing on research hubs, talent mobility, and educational reform, he highlighted AI's potential in sectors like healthcare and agriculture to address socio-economic challenges.
11:39 AM
US President Trump approved the sale of Nvidia's H200 AI chips to China, reversing previous restrictions. This geopolitical shift highlights transactional trade policies, emphasizing revenue over security. The move raises questions for US allies, like Australia, balancing economic ties with China and defense partnerships with the US.
04:46 AM
Major stock indexes fell on Friday as technology-related shares dropped amid AI investment concerns. Treasury yields jumped as Federal Reserve officials expressed inflation worries. Global economic data influenced currency movements, with the pound slipping and the dollar gaining. Commodity markets also faced volatility, with copper prices plunging significantly.
03:13 AM
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed down over 1% as investor concerns about a potential AI bubble and rising U.S. Treasury yields grew. Broadcom and Oracle shares fell due to margin concerns and weak forecasts, while labor market and inflation data loom ahead.
02:33 AM
Wall Street indices declined as investors shifted focus from technology due to concerns about an AI bubble and rising U.S. Treasury yields. The Federal Reserve's stance against easing monetary policy contributed to market unease. Broadcom and Oracle's negative outlooks on AI investments compounded these concerns.
02:19 AM
Major stock indexes faced a significant downturn, led by falling technology shares due to AI investment fears. The decline was fueled by warnings from Oracle and Broadcom about spending and margins. Interest rates and economic signals from major banks further influenced investor sentiment, impacting global markets.
With AI now a core driver of student expectations, Mio AI Voice fills a structural gap between rising inquiry volumes and limited counselor and sales bandwidth.The rollout of Mio AI Voice complements Merittos broader suite of agents, including the Mio AI Guide, designed to assist student queries across the admissions journey, whether on an institutions website, during application form completion, or at key admission touchpoints.Speaking on the occasion, Naveen Goyal, Founder CEO, Meritto, said AI is no longer an edge technology in education, it is becoming the foundation on which student experience, engagement, and institutional competitiveness will be built.
India has climbed to third place in Stanford University's 2025 Global AI Vibrancy tool, surpassing the United Kingdom and Asian nations like South Korea, Singapore, and Japan. The country's improvement, reported in November, highlights advancements in AI driven by increased investment and strategic initiatives.
India's Ambassador to the US, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, engaged with senior Democratic lawmakers to discuss enhancing cooperation in areas like emerging technologies, defense, and trade to fortify bilateral relations.
Disney's 'Zootopia 2' is poised to enter the billion-dollar box office club, continuing its global success. Meanwhile, Disney faces a class action lawsuit regarding Ticketmaster's alleged overpricing and invests $1 billion in OpenAI, partnering on AI video generation. These moves mark a significant shift in entertainment and technology.
Prof. Dr Ajith Abraham, Vice–Chancellor of Sai University, delivered a keynote at the BRICS Business Forum in Moscow, emphasizing a collaborative global approach to AI. Focusing on research hubs, talent mobility, and educational reform, he highlighted AI's potential in sectors like healthcare and agriculture to address socio-economic challenges.
US President Trump approved the sale of Nvidia's H200 AI chips to China, reversing previous restrictions. This geopolitical shift highlights transactional trade policies, emphasizing revenue over security. The move raises questions for US allies, like Australia, balancing economic ties with China and defense partnerships with the US.
Major stock indexes fell on Friday as technology-related shares dropped amid AI investment concerns. Treasury yields jumped as Federal Reserve officials expressed inflation worries. Global economic data influenced currency movements, with the pound slipping and the dollar gaining. Commodity markets also faced volatility, with copper prices plunging significantly.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed down over 1% as investor concerns about a potential AI bubble and rising U.S. Treasury yields grew. Broadcom and Oracle shares fell due to margin concerns and weak forecasts, while labor market and inflation data loom ahead.
Wall Street indices declined as investors shifted focus from technology due to concerns about an AI bubble and rising U.S. Treasury yields. The Federal Reserve's stance against easing monetary policy contributed to market unease. Broadcom and Oracle's negative outlooks on AI investments compounded these concerns.
Major stock indexes faced a significant downturn, led by falling technology shares due to AI investment fears. The decline was fueled by warnings from Oracle and Broadcom about spending and margins. Interest rates and economic signals from major banks further influenced investor sentiment, impacting global markets.
