Meera Murathi, the creator of the chatbot that blew Google away, is of Indian origin

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Meera Murathi, the creator of the chatbot that blew Google away, is of Indian origin

While Google is worried about ChatGPT, the credit for exposing Google to it goes to an Indian-origin person, Meera Murati. Meera is the Chief Technical Officer of OpenAI, the company that developed ChatGPT. Led by him, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT has been developed. This chatbot generates text based on users' input. The chatbot has gone viral since its launch in November 2022. Meera Murati was born in 1988 in San Francisco, California. Meera's parents are of Indian origin but Meera was born and brought up entirely in America. Meera, who graduated from Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering, also previously worked as a senior product manager at Tesla.

- Zero Income Tax in Sikkim regardless of the amount earned

In a message currently circulating on social media, it is claimed that Sikkim is the only state in India where the people of the state do not have to pay income tax. Usually gossips are doing the rounds on social media but surprisingly this is very true. About 95 percent of the people living in Sikkim do not have to pay even a single rupee as income tax.. The reason is that when Sikkim was merged with India, there was a condition to exempt the people from paying income tax.

All the North Eastern states have got special status under Article 371A of the Constitution. Native residents of Sikkim are exempted from income tax under Section 10(26AAA) of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

- Freed Indians will create Indian Tiktok

When the Chinese company Tiktok has sent its entire Indian team, the wheels of creating an Indian company like Tiktok with this team have been set in motion. The country's top media company is all set to create a TikTok-like company. It is reported that the preparation has also been started.

About 40 people were working in Tiktok in India. The Chinese management has expelled all these Indians and sent them home. TikTok India employees have been told that February 28 will be their last day. Tiktok has given a pink slip along with a 9 months salary guarantee so the employees are not worried. Since Tiktok is banned in India, it is not in a position to resume operations.

- Now coins can also be withdrawn from ATMs

People are reducing the use of coins, but in some places, coins are still useful when paying small amounts. At that time people did not have coins. The Reserve Bank has announced to install coin vending machines to overcome this problem.

Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das said after the monetary policy review meeting that the Reserve Bank is planning to set up QR code based coin vending machines and a pilot project will be started very soon. Different amounts of coins can be withdrawn from these ATMs operated by UPI. Anyone can withdraw these coins from the vending machine by scanning the QR code on the machine through their UPI app. This amount will be deducted from the person's registered bank account.

- Cyber ​​attack..8.2 crores

Cyber ​​attacks launched through email are causing a lot of damage. Apart from stealing data, such attacks also capture company's private details and bank details. Big companies have started hiring cyber experts to protect email boxes. A company in India has paid 8.2 crore rupees to a cyber specialist company to prevent attacks on emails. According to a report, about 85 percent of the companies in the country are affected by email attacks and are taking the help of cyber experts against it.

- Use AI to find Valentine

Valentine's Day is tomorrow. Artificial Intelligence can come to your rescue if you haven't found your Valentine. With the help of AI, you can find a partner who understands your thoughts.

MyAnima.ai, a London-based app developer company, has launched a plan to find a partner.


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