Access to healthcare in India has improved over the years, but it remains a distant dream for most – especially women. Healthcare access for women through AI technology is the way forward to bridge the gap.

People using speech generating devices are often limited to laboriously entering a mere 10 words per minute with word prediction only increasing that to 12-18 words per minute.

The artist Madhav Kohli shared his latest work on his social media which featured images of men and women from different states. Captioning his post as, “Indian women, made using stereotypical descriptions and AI”, he showcased portraits of men and women across Indian states typically look like.

Nandani Kushwaha’s work, along with that of other participants, who were to receive prizes, will be displayed during Azadi Ka Digital Mahotsav.

“I don’t see tech or AI as hostile to women. There are many successful women in AI both at the academic as well as industry levels,” says Ramya Joseph, the founder of AI-based entrepreneurial start-up Pefin, the world’s first AI financial advisor.

This new aspect of technology and its mixture with the advertising is expected to give a tough competition to influencers on social media.

Created by Dr. David Hanson, the world’s first humanoid robot Sophia will now have a sibling named Joyce in partnership with Immervision.

Tinder co-founder and CEO Sean Rad outlines his vision of AI being a simplifier: a smart filter that serves up what it knows a person is interested in.

Robotic surgery for woman with rare disease: The woman had developed multiple tumours which were removed using robot-assisted technology.

Grace, one of Sophia’s siblings, will reportedly be one of the first humanoids to be produced for use in the healthcare sector in 2021.