The decades-old Cauvery water dispute may be entering a new phase as Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay are expected to hold high-level talks in Bengaluru. The proposed meeting is likely to focus on the controversial Mekedatu balancing reservoir project and water-sharing during distress years.
If the meeting takes place, it will mark the first bilateral dialogue between the chief ministers of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu on the Cauvery issue in decades. The development comes amid renewed political pressure over water allocation, with former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin urging stronger action to protect the state's share of Cauvery waters.

Cauvery Water Row: Karnataka & Tamil Nadu CMs to hold key Mekedatu talks

As the US and China compete for technological advantage, Pentagon's former chief software officer&nbsp;Nicolas Chaillan has declared that the US has "no competing fighting chance against China in 15 to 20 years" over artificial intelligence.

"It's already a done deal," Chaillan&nbsp;told the Financial Times newspaper.&nbsp;Chaillan maintained that the US has no chance of competing with China over artificial intelligence, in fact, he added that "it is already over".

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Chaillan warned that China was heading towards "global dominance" due to enhanced artificial intelligence capabilities including in machine learning.

Chaillan contented that new technology was far more critical than America's quest for F-35 fighter jet while adding that some of US cyber defenses were at “kindergarten level”.&nbsp;

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The former Pentagon chief software officer also hit out at Google's defiance to work with the US government on artificial intelligence comparing it to China where companies work with the government and have been making “massive investment into AI without regard to ethics."

Chaillan reportedly told the newspaper that he plans to testify before US lawmakers about China's cyber threat.

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Last month the US had announced it was establishing a committee named National Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee (NAIAC) to advise President Joe Biden and other agencies on AI.

US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo had said AI can help to address various issues including strengthen "technological competitiveness". The US committee on AI is set to include people from the industry, &nbsp;academia and non-profit institutions.

(With inputs from Agencies)

As the US and China compete for technological advantage, Pentagon's former chief software officer Nicolas Chaillan has declared that the US has "no competing fighting chance against China in 15 to 20 years" over artificial intelligence.

As the US and China compete for technological advantage, Pentagon's former chief software officer Nicolas Chaillan has declared that the US has "no competing fighting chance against China in 15 to 20 years" over artificial intelligence. "It's already a done deal," Chaillan told the Financial Times newspaper. Chaillan maintained that the US has no chance of competing with China over artificial intelligence, in fact, he added that "it is already over". Also Read | China aims to build a fully modern military on par with the United States by 2027 Chaillan warned that China was heading towards "global dominance" due to enhanced artificial intelligence capabilities including in machine learning. Chaillan contented that new technology was far more critical than America's quest for F-35 fighter jet while adding that some of US cyber defenses were at “kindergarten level”. Also Read | Chinese artificial intelligence company files $1.4 billion lawsuit against Apple The former Pentagon chief software officer also hit out at Google's defiance to work with the US government on artificial intelligence comparing it to China where companies work with the government and have been making “massive investment into AI without regard to ethics." Chaillan reportedly told the newspaper that he plans to testify before US lawmakers about China's cyber threat. Also Read: Elon Musk announces humanoid robot Tesla Bot that uses artificial intelligence Last month the US had announced it was establishing a committee named National Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee (NAIAC) to advise President Joe Biden and other agencies on AI. US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo had said AI can help to address various issues including strengthen "technological competitiveness". The US committee on AI is set to include people from the industry, academia and non-profit institutions. (With inputs from Agencies)

'It is already over': Ex-Pentagon software chief claims US has lost AI battle against China

China&#39;s ambition of becoming a world leader in <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/facebook-using-artificial-intelligence-to-spot-signs-of-suicide-25299" target="_blank">Artificial Intelligence</a> is all set to&nbsp;take off with the country&#39;s new AI development park.&nbsp;

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China is planning to build a 13.8 billion yuan ($2.12 billion) <a href="http://www.wionews.com/science-tech/acquisitions-accelerate-as-tech-giants-seek-to-build-ai-smarts-16103" target="_blank">artificial intelligence</a> development park.&nbsp;

The project will be developed by Zhongguancun Development Group in collaboration with foreign universities.

It will be designed to attract enterprises that work on big data, biometric identification, deep learning and cloud computing.&nbsp;

The park will be constructed&nbsp;to house up to 400 enterprises and to yield an annual output of 50 billion yuan.&nbsp;

It will be built in west Beijing.&nbsp;

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China aspires to become a world leader in Artificial Intelligence by 2025.

There is an increasing competition between China and United States of America for utilising the <a href="http://www.wionews.com/videos/is-artificial-intelligence-boon-or-bane-4703" target="_blank">Artificial Intelligence technology</a> in the military.&nbsp;

In the development roadmap released by the country in 2017, China unwrapped a series of plans to boost talent, investment and research in Artificial Intelligence. The roadmap also wanted collective efforts from private, public and military firms on national AI goals.&nbsp;

AI is the intelligence displayed by machines, wherein the device perceives its environment and takes action.

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It will be designed to attract enterprises that work on big data, biometric identification, deep learning and cloud computing

China's ambition of becoming a world leader in Artificial Intelligence is all set to take off with the country's new AI development park. × China is planning to build a 13.8 billion yuan ($2.12 billion) artificial intelligence development park. The project will be developed by Zhongguancun Development Group in collaboration with foreign universities. It will be designed to attract enterprises that work on big data, biometric identification, deep learning and cloud computing. The park will be constructed to house up to 400 enterprises and to yield an annual output of 50 billion yuan. It will be built in west Beijing. Also read: This black metal album was created using Artificial Intelligence and sounds just like a human band Also read: Opinion: Chatbots & AI to revolutionise talent management China aspires to become a world leader in Artificial Intelligence by 2025. There is an increasing competition between China and United States of America for utilising the Artificial Intelligence technology in the military. In the development roadmap released by the country in 2017, China unwrapped a series of plans to boost talent, investment and research in Artificial Intelligence. The roadmap also wanted collective efforts from private, public and military firms on national AI goals. AI is the intelligence displayed by machines, wherein the device perceives its environment and takes action.

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