The Biggest fools ,Maybe:- THE ANTI VAXXER by Kush Pandya - 4 year ago | 835 This is a breed of people in developed countries who refuses to take vaccines . They believe that it is bad to take vaccines because it causes autism or not tested or it is a conspiracy by government/some entity so if they want they could commit super biological genocide or due to religious beliefs. This is a serious problem as they are way for extinct diseases to again come in this world(ie small pox ,polio) .And a measel outbreak in US(which was measel free in 2000's) in recent times is attributed to it. Read more 0 0
India’s Real life ‘James Bond’ by Kush Pandya - 4 year ago | 1249 Pakistani media refers Ajit Doval as India's James Bond. Doval is a retired IPS officer ,a former Indian intelligence and law enforcement officer.He has several illustrious achievements and records to his name . Ajit Doval’s meticulous planning skills accompanied with his wisdom and experience led to a successful surgical strike in Pakistan.His valuable assistance to PM Narendra Modi helped our nation avenge the Uri attck. Doval stayed as an undercover agent in Pakistan for seven years disguised as a Pakistani Muslim in Lahore. Read more 1 0
AI learns to play multiplayer game; beats humans at it by Kush Pandya - 4 year ago | 887 With the stupendous development seen in silicon technology as well as rapid advancements in the field of machine learning, capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based systems have grown multi fold over the years.. After besting humans in complex board games such as Chess and Go, DeepMind's AI has now emerged as a competitor for humans in a version of Quake II, a virtual battle field game. As opposed to rather simpler games such as Go and Chess, this particular version of Quake III Arena is a multiplayer game like PUBG and thus requires human skills such as cooperation. Read more 0 0
The love story :- Indian-American kids and spell bee by Kush Pandya - 4 year ago | 939 Seven Indian-origin kids, along with an American, have been declared co-champions of the US National Spelling Bee-2019 after the tie among the eight couldn't be broken even after 20 rounds of the finals. The unprecedented decision to declare eight co-champions was taken Thursday night after the organisers ran out of their selection of difficult words to challenge them further. The winners, who will each get $50,000 and a trophy, were the last ones standing from among the 562 contestants drawn from across the US and abroad. Read more 0 0
