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Updated May 2021 From game apps such as Pokémon Go to creative filters (Snapchat, anyone?) to Facebook’s Horizon and Oculus Rift, it seems that both augmented reality and virtual reality are technologies that are set on creating massive disruptions in various sectors. However, what do we exactly mean by these two terms? Indeed, a lot of people seem to confuse them as being one and the same. While they are both technologies that give you an immersive experience and have similarities in certain aspects, overall, they are very different concepts. In this article, we’ll be giving a detailed breakdown of

AI is a broader subject, while machine learning and deep learning are specializations. What is Artificial Intelligence or A.I.? Artificial Intelligence is the theory and development of computer systems that enable the performance of tasks normally requiring human intelligence such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making or even translation between languages. Coined in the year 1956, AI is more prevalent today than it ever was, due to the wide availability of high speed computing power. Processing speeds have improved to a point where quantum computing is a reality. AI has many uses. Apple’s Siri is an example of artificial intelligence

The Blockchain technology will revolutionize systems of record. Bitcoin changed the game and became one of the first permanent, decentralized, global, ledgers of records. But industry leaders and entrepreneurs haven’t fully understood the implications of these developments. The nature of Blockchain technology is unique because of the concept of a trustworthy record. The power of cryptography can change how digital relationships work and remove the need for a transactional authority. So what are some of the applications of Blockchain technology and how will it transform our society? As a system to record Digital identity Transactions via cryptographic keys allow the

Artificial Intelligence is already used widely in the field of manufacturing, where deep learning algorithms are being used for the maintenance of machines in production processes and for predicting anomalies. So why not use AI to predict problems in the various complex systems of the human body? AI in the field of medicine is still at a nascent stage. With the use of AI, scientists are developing new ways of detecting diseases with incredible accuracy. So much so, that in the future we could have robots replacing certain critical tasks done by humans! Paras Lakhani and Bhaskar Sundaram at the