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Cambridge TRACE Lab Partners with CoRover.ai to Advance Trustworthy AI Systems
- •Cambridge University's Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (TRACE) Lab has partnered with BharatGPT maker CoRover.ai to develop safe, trustworthy, and human-centric AI systems.
- •The collaboration, confirmed via LinkedIn, involves an MoU signed at the historic Cambridge Union Debating Chamber.
- •Key aspects of the partnership include knowledge exchange on AI safety and evaluation, pilot projects, and joint workshops and publications.
- •Separately, Liqvd Digital India's Rs 39.01 crore IPO was subscribed 1.03 times on its first day, with strong interest from non-institutional and qualified institutional buyers.
- •The NSE has issued a warning to investors about an illegal dabba trading platform called "Trade Future," operated by "Ravi Singh" through "Trade with Ravi" and tradefuturefx.com, and has lodged a police complaint.
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Cambridge University's Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (TRACE) Lab has partnered with BharatGPT maker CoRover.ai to develop safe, trustworthy, and human-centric AI systems. The collaboration involves knowledge exchange on AI safety and evaluation, pilot projects, and joint workshops and publications.
The initial public offering of AI-first digital marketing agency Liqvd Digital India was subscribed 1.03 times on its first day. It received bids for 78.34 lakh equity shares against 75.94 lakh shares on offer.
The NSE cautioned investors against a person named Ravi Singh operating through social media channels under "Trade with Ravi" and the website tradefuturefx.com for providing illegal dabba trading services. The exchange confirmed that the entity is neither a registered member nor an authorised person, and a police complaint has been lodged.
