Artificial Intelligence is our future

Article - Sudhir Pai

Like it or hate it. But we humans will have to face Artificial Intelligence by 2030. Are we ready for it?

So - What is Artificial Intelligence?

To different people, Artificial Intelligence (AI) means different things. For some it could be self driving cars or a robot who can be a good friend to us.

Today's computers are far smarter than most of the humans in terms of memory and computational power. But the big question is whether Robots can exactly behave and think like humans in terms of emotions? Yes - says some scientists and futurists.

Deep learning even known as machine learning will allow computers or robots to learn everything by themselves. This is interesting and at times can become even scary.

Some Top Artificial Intelligence Companies :

• Amazon
• Google
• Facebook

Many new players like Apex Technologies and Petuum are doing some exciting projects in Artificial Intelligence domain.

Career Opportunities :

Promising career lies ahead to those who learn Artificial Intelligence and Robotics like :

• Algorithm specialists.
• Artificial Intelligence scientist.
• Robotics Process Automation.
• And more ...

Good movies on Robotics :

• The Terminator.
• Bicentennial Man.
• Short Circuit.
• Robot
• 2.0
• And more ...

Books on Artificial Intelligence :

• Life 3.0 by Max Tegmark.
• How To Create A Mind by Ray Kurzweil.
• Deep Learning by Aaron Courville.
• And more ...

So - What are you waiting for?

Buy a book or google or watch an YouTube Video on above future technologies.

All the best !

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Story of Truecaller Founder (Alan Mamedi)

Alan Mamedi (Founder - Truecaller)

Alan Mamedi is a dynamic thinker and entrepreneur and is well-known as the CEO of Truecaller. In the year 2009, Alan Mamedi alongwith his friend Nami Zarringhalam co-founded an application called “Truecaller” that displays the names of the unknown callers. 

In this Truecaller founder Alan Mamedi biography by Youth Developers, we will be throwing some light on his professional as well as personal lives. Even though Alan Mamedi success story is an inspiration to millions of aspiring software developers, the struggle behind the same is lesser known. Before he could be called as the founder of Truecaller, an application that revolutionised many ways in which we used internet, he was just another struggling software developer trying to create his impact on internet age.

Also, Truecaller founder wiki may not be exclusively available but he is widely followed on Alan Mamedi Twitter handle, Facebook, and LinkedIn. In these profiles, you will be able to find lots of Alan Mamedi photos and other stuff.

Please google him and YouTube him for more information.

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General Knowledge on India

1. India is a federal union comprising twenty-nine states and how many union territories?

A. 6

B. 7

C. 8

D. 9

Ans: B

2. Which of the following is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh?

A. Itanagar

B. Dispur

C. Imphal

D. Panaji

Ans: A

3. What are the major languages spoken in Andhra Pradesh?

A. English and Telugu

B. Telugu and Urdu

C. Telugu and Kannada

D. All of the above languages

Ans: B

4. What is the state flower of Haryana?

A. Lotus

B. Rhododendron

C. Golden Shower

D. Not declared

Ans: A

5. Which of the following states is not located in the North?

A. Jharkhand

B. Jammu and Kashmir

C. Himachal Pradesh

D. Haryana

Ans: A

6. In which state is the main language Khasi?

A. Mizoram

B. Nagaland

C. Meghalaya

D. Tripura

Ans: C

7. Which is the largest coffee producing state of India?

A. Kerala

B. Tamil Nadu

C. Karnataka

D. Arunachal Pradesh

Ans: C

8. Which state has the largest area?

A. Maharashtra

B. Madhya Pradesh

C. Uttar Pradesh

D. Rajasthan

Ans: D

9. Which state has the largest population?

A. Uttar Pradesh

B. Maharastra

C. Bihar

D. Andra Pradesh

Ans: A

10. In what state is the Elephant Falls located?

A. Mizoram

B. Orissa

C. Manipur

D. Meghalaya

Ans: D

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Home Remedies for cold and cough

Article - Sudhir Pai

In winter times kids and adults face lot of respiratory problems like cold and cough. In metro cities like Delhi and Mumbai, the pollution levels are very high due to construction and vehicles.

You can try below home remedies:

Ginger Tea
Ginger is a wonder herb given to mankind by nature. It tastes good and smells nice. It is very effective in improving immune system and  fighting common cold and cough. Adding ginger to our black or white tea helps in drying running and dripping nose, thus expelling phlegm from the respiratory tract. It helps speedy recovery.

Turmeric Milk
Turmeric (Haldi) is a gentle but powerful anti-oxidant and anti-bacterial herb. It improves immune system during viral fever and common cold. Turmeric can be added to our daily tea and food.

Indian Gooseberry
Also called as Amla, it is a strong immuno-modulator which cleanses liver, improves blood circulation and strengthens immune system. Our ancestors used it to prolong life and it helps to fight cold and fever.

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Amazing Indian - Uma Venkatachalam

22-year-old Jayavel Chinnaiah says he still remembers how he lay as a toddler on the sidewalks of a busy road on Chennai's suburbs where his mother waded through raging motorists begging for money many years ago. 

But those hazy pictures from his past are now being replaced with hopes of a bright future. Jayavel has just one more on-campus examination to clear for enrolment in an automotive engineering course in Italy's Politecnico Di Torino. 

He is in Chennai awaiting financial aid from those who had shaped his life so far -from the time he was taken off the foot path to the day he is looking to head for a course in his dream subject. 

"I want to finish my course, get a good job, earn money to repay my loans, build a house for my mother and then get into the Indian Administrative Service to do service to this nation," says Jayavel in a rush as if he is listing out provisions from a shopping list. 

Full Story >> Economic Times 

Why Folic Acid is important for humans?

Folic Acid plays an important role in overall human health. It is a complex B9 vitamin, similar to Vitamin B12 which is water soluble and forms an important part of genetic material.

Benefits:

1) Repair of RNA and DNA.

2) Helps rapid cell division and growth.

3) Good for brain health.

4) Useful to fight depression.

5) Makes you feel active and happy.

6) Improves concentration.

Folic Acid Rich Foods:

1) Cabbage.

2) Cauliflower.

3) Eggs.

4) Brocolli.

5) Fish.

6) Spinach.

If you or your child or anyone in family are feeling restless and tired, it could be folic acid deficiency. Please visit your family doctor for more information.

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90 years young Padma Vibhushan Dr. V Shanta

90 years young and focussed, Dr. V Shanta, grand niece of renowned scientist, Shri C V Raman, is doing amazing work in ensuring cancer treatment is made affordable to all citizens of India and world.

Dr. V. Shanta, is the chairperson of Cancer Institute at Adyar, Chennai.

She regularly inspires and tell her patients not to get worried and frightened of cancer. And like any other diseases, cancer is curable and can be treated with medicines and diet.

Dr. V Shanta, first joined as a RMO (Resident Medical Officer) at Adyar Cancer Institute and have been working for last 61 years and is now the Chairperson of this institute.

Even at age 90, she is active, focussed and passionate to ensure that all her patients are taken care of and get the best treatment.

Please Google and YouTube her for more information. If you like this short article, please share it with your friends. Let's build a positive and better world.

This blog is maintained by Sudhir Pai, a qualified engineer and post graduate in marketing. After working with Jetking, ICICI Bank and Kotak, he is now a full time life coach and business consultant. He has authored 2 inspiring books and does individual counselling and group seminars. You can reach him on 9820073993 (Mumbai).

What is Intuition?

When human body functions spontaneously, we call it as instinct. When the soul functions spontaneously, that is called intuition. Instinct is of the body - the gross; and intuition is of the soul - the subtle.

When you are totally awake and aware, this shift happens: from the [brain’s] left hemisphere the energy moves to the right hemisphere. The male is naturally an aggressive living being, the male is constantly in struggle – the feminine is constantly in surrender, in deep trust. Hence females have a better intuition or sixth sense.

Scientists have discovered that humans appear to have two, very different “operating systems.” (link is external)  System 1 is our quick, instinctual, and often subconscious way of operating – it is controlled by our right brain and by other parts of our brain that have been around since prehistoric times, known as the “limbic” and reptilian” parts of our brain.  System 2 is our slower, more analytical, and conscious way of operating – it is controlled by our left brain and by newer parts of our brain that have only developed since prehistoric times (also known as the “neocortex”).  Researchers have found that intuition is part of System 1, which is why it comes on so rapidly and often does not make rational sense to us.  In other words, intuitive decisions are not something that we have thought out carefully with reason, but rather choices that have arisen quickly out of instinct.

In my book, THINK LIKE A WINNER, I have briefly touched upon how our human mind can be programmed for success. In my second book, LIVE YOUR DREAMS, I have discussed, how people used their power of mind to achieve their personal and professional goals.

Intuition is challenging to define, despite the huge role it plays in our everyday lives. Steve Jobs called it, for instance, "more powerful than intellect." But however we put it into words, we all, well, intuitively know just what it is.

Pretty much everyone has experienced a gut feeling -- that unconscious reasoning that propels us to do something without telling us why or how. But the nature of intuition has long eluded us, and has inspired centuries' worth of research and inquiry in the fields of philosophy and psychology.

If you want to get in touch with your intuition, a little time alone may be the most effective way. Just as solitude can help give rise to creative thinking, it can also help us connect to our deepest inner wisdom.

Intuitive people are often introverted, according to Burnham. But whether you're an introvert or not, taking time for solitude can help you engage in deeper thought and reconnect with yourself.

"You have to be able to have a little bit of solitude; a little bit of silence," she says. "In the middle of craziness ... you can't recognize [intuition] above all of the noise of everyday life." 

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Are we living in computer simulated universe controlled by aliens or higher powers ?

Are we living in a computer simulated universe? Imagine, if you, me, dogs, cats, fishes and every person and all those non living things in the cosmos were actually characters in some giant computer game of the size of universe, we would not necessarily know it. The seemingly weird  idea that the universe is a simulation may sounds more like the plot of “The Matrix,” but it is also a legitimate scientific hypothesis where lot of scientists are working and trying to understand. Researchers debated, researched, pondered over the controversial notion again and again.

Such existential-sounding hypotheses often tend to be essentially untestable and may be laughed off, but some researchers think they could find experimental evidence that we are living in a computer game. One idea is that the programmers might cut corners to make the simulation easier to run. “If there is an underlying simulation of the universe that has the problem of finite computational resources, just as we do, then the laws of physics have to be put on a finite set of points in a finite volume,” said Zohreh Davoudi, a physicist at MIT. “Then we go back and see what kind of signatures we find that tell us we started from non-continuous spacetime.”

Below video may give some more insights:

Hindi - English Video ( Link Below )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjRx847zOEE

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