Edu Research & Insights

 - Question: How will you Improvise yourself, can you give technical answer. Answer: As a large language model, I am constantly being improved through a combination of research, development, and training. Here are some of the technical approaches being used to enhance my capabilities: Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF):  This involves training models using human feedback to align their outputs with human preferences and values. This helps to improve the quality, relevance, and safety of the model's responses. Fine-tuning:  Fine-tuning involves taking a pre-trained model and further training it on a specific dataset or task. This allows the model to specialize in a particular domain or application, such as medical or legal information. Continuous Learning:  Continuous learning allows models to learn and adapt over time by continuously ingesting new data and updating their knowledge base. This helps to ensure that the model remains up-to-date and relevan...

 - Fukhr-ut-Tojjar Sir Hajee Ismail Sait: A Legacy of Business and Philanthropy Fukhr-ut-Tojjar Sir Hajee Ismail Sait (1859-1934) was a prominent Indian businessman, philanthropist, and community leader who left an indelible mark on South India.  He was an Indian banker, businessman and community leader who served as a member of the Madras Legislative Council . Born in Periyakulam, Tamil Nadu, Sait's entrepreneurial journey began early, driven by a strong work ethic and a keen business acumen. A Business Empire Takes Shape Sait's first venture, the "English Warehouse," proved to be a resounding success, catering to the needs of the British community in Bangalore. His entrepreneurial spirit, however, did not limit him to a single venture. He diversified into a wide range of businesses, including mines, and manufacturing units. His astute business decisions saw him rise to become one of the wealthiest merchants in South India. Very quickly, Ismail Sait built on the succ...

 -  I generate answers by processing information from a massive dataset of text and code. When you ask a question, I search this dataset for relevant information and then use it to formulate a comprehensive and informative response. Here's a breakdown of the process: Understanding the Query: I analyze your question to identify the key points and the specific information you're seeking. I consider the context of the question, including any implicit assumptions or underlying meaning. Retrieving Relevant Information: I access and process the vast amount of information stored in my dataset. I use advanced algorithms to identify the most relevant passages of text, code, or other data. Processing and Generating Text: I process the retrieved information to extract the key points and organize them in a coherent manner. I use natural language processing techniques to generate text that is clear, concise, and informative. I strive to provide answers that are accurate, unbiased, and help...

- This information and the photo collection of Bangalore will fascinate you.  The New Town called Fraser Town in 1914.  The Plague was responsible for creation of Malleshwaram and Basavanagudi near Bengalooru Pete. Likewise Fraser Town was one of the new towns created in a older area called Mootoocherry near the St. John's Church to decongest the Cantonment due to the plague.   Pictures from Plague-proof Town Planning by J H Stephens 1914 & THE ‘UNINTENDED’ CITY: A Case for Re-reading the Spatialization of a Princely City through the 1898 Plague Epidemic.  Pic 1. Distant view of the town and the principal approach.  Pic 2 . View of a block of buildings in erection. Pic 3. Near View of Two Compound Cottages in Fraser Town Source: Received the information through whatsapp

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- The world is in critical condition due to the unprecedented outbreak of COVID19. Many countries couldn't opt for the optional measures so as to the homogeneous continuation of various essential services for all sections of people in the country. Rather total lockdown measures had to be taken. This lockdown experience might not be the same for all, it depends on the living conditions of the people. Millions of people have also been affected by the virus. And, millions of well-off families have been safe at home from both infections and extreme hunger.  However, such an environment have not been imagined by a large number of poor people, instead, they have been conditioned to be victims systematically and un-systematically as many social security services like OPD health service, child development centre (Anganwadi), have been shut down. Though these services might shut down or partially available for over a year, it wouldn't impact much the most privileged families as they are...

Making the invisible, visible: Source: youtube

Ever wonder researchers living under water for many days doing research, resting, having food within the lab. And the sub marine research lab is also designed like an organism, with green looking outer look. This video features a researcher who spent two weeks researching underwater. See the video above.  Can we teach people what kind of challenges people around the world taking up, to contribute to the world.