IIT Bombay Teams Up With IBM To Accelerate AI Research In India
[L-R]: Professor Soumen Chakrabarti (IIT-B), Sriram Raghavan (IBM), Arvind Krishna (IBM Research), Professor Devang Khakhar (IIT-B), Professor Uday Khedker (IIT-B).IIT Bombay on Wednesday announced that they had joined hands with IBM to carry out advanced research in artificial intelligence. IIT-B is now the first institution outside North America to join the IBM AI Horizons Network. By joining the AI Horizons Network, IIT Bombay will pair their noted faculty and top graduate students with leading AI scientists from IBM Research India to advance and accelerate the application of AI, machine learning, natural language processing and related new technologies to business and the industry. The teams will focus on investigating new techniques for knowledge representation across documents, graphs, charts, and other forms of multi-media content. This area of research will be critical in helping develop new AI applications in key industries such as financial services, retail and healthcare, which rely heavily on rich, multi-modal content. The collaboration will also work to advance the field of training and building domain-specific AI agents, which are designed to aid humans in complex decision making such as making trading and investment choices in financial services. Additionally, work is planned to explore new, domain-neutral training approaches which could enable faster, more efficient training of AI systems. “Over its 20-year history, IBM Research – India has been at the forefront of research advances in technologies like AI and blockchain. We have always had strong collaborations with the leading academic institutions in India,” said Arvind Krishna, senior vice president, Hybrid Cloud and director at IBM Research, in an official statement. “Through this collaboration with IIT Bombay, we aim to accelerate the pace of innovation for AI in India, working hand-in-hand with some of the top scientists and research scholars in the country.” Speaking on the relevance of collaboration Professor Devang Khakhar, director at IIT Bombay said “This partnership will enable IIT Bombay faculty to work in collaboration with researchers around the world on the frontiers of Artificial Intelligence focusing on industrially relevant problems and will provide access to large data sets. We look forward to a fruitful collaboration, which will make a significant impact on the field.” Globally, eight leading universities — Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Renesselaer Polytechnic Institute, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, University of Michigan, Universite de Montreal, University of Maryland at Baltimore County, UC San Diego and University of Massachusetts at Amherst — are working with IBM. Also see:
IIT Bombay on Wednesday announced that they had joined hands with IBM to carry out advanced research in artificial intelligence. IIT-B is now the first institution outside North America to join the IBM AI Horizons Network. By joining the AI Horizons Network, IIT Bombay will pair their noted faculty and top graduate students with leading AI […]
IIT Bombay is the first institution outside North America to join the IBM AI Horizons Network.
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