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Russell Chattaraj

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Nagpur
As seen in: Transcontinental Times
Covers:  Science, Technology, Sports, Education
Doesn't Cover: Politics, Fashion
Journalist @Transctimes ●Covering STEM and sports ●Teacher (Physics and Mathematics) ●transcontinentaltimes.com

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I am a mechanical engineer who enjoys writing about Stem fields, especially space and astronomy. I also teach high school students math and physics, and I have strong enthusiasm for reading, bodybuilding, and cricket, which I have also played professionally

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Indian Scientist Bags Patent for Game-Changing Laptop-Tablet Combo

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By Russell Chattaraj Verified
| Transcontinental Times Verified
INDIA: Dr. Shirish Yograj Khedikar, a visionary scientist hailing from the India Meteorological Department in Pune, has secured a patent for a revolutionary Portable Electronic Device. Following his record-setting achievement of filing ten patents in a single day last March 30, Dr. Khedikar continues to push the boundaries of innovation with his latest creation.
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Google in Talks for Major Investment in Character.AI, Boosting AI Chatbot Industry

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By Russell Chattaraj Verified
| Transcontinental Times Verified
UNITED STATES: Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet, is reportedly in discussions to invest hundreds of millions of dollars into the rapidly expanding startup, Character.AI. Founded by former Google employees Noam Shazeer and Daniel De Freitas, Character.AI has made significant strides in the AI chatbot market, attracting 100 million monthly visits to its website within the first six months since its launch.
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University of Leeds Researchers Releases AI System for Rapid Antarctic Iceberg Mapping

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By Russell Chattaraj Verified
| Transcontinental Times Verified
ANTARCTICA: Scientists from the University of Leeds have introduced an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system capable of mapping extensive Antarctic icebergs in satellite images with unparalleled speed and accuracy. The neural network-based AI completes the mapping task in a mere 0.01 seconds, a revolutionary improvement compared to the time-consuming manual methods previously employed.
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