The AI Broadcast by Arya.ai is a bi-monthly event series that delves into the latest advancements, trends, and challenges in artificial intelligence. Each episode features in-depth discussions on groundbreaking AI topics such as Machine Learning, Generative AI, Responsible AI, and more. We’re excited to launch a brand-new theme: The Future of Agentic Stack in which we’ll explore how intelligent, autonomous AI agents—capable of making decisions, collaborating, and adapting in real time—are evolving and reshaping industries.

In our latest session, Vinay Kumar, Founder and CEO of Arya.ai, shared his thoughts on the transformative potential of Agentic AI and how it is shaping industries. The session explored the evolution of AI, key challenges, and how businesses can leverage agentic AI to stay competitive.

AI is becoming deep-rooted across processes and industries and holds immense promise. As the technologies advance, navigating the complexities of IP in AI becomes increasingly important. This need for IP is driven by the desire to protect innovation, create competitive advantages, monetize assets, attract investment, ensure legal protection, and contribute to the overall growth and success of AI-driven companies.

Moreover, Governments and organizations worldwide are recognizing the need for comprehensive regulations to ensure AI's responsible development and deployment.

Tune in to learn:

• ‘IP’ challenges for Gen ‘AI’ applications
• What is IP?
• Need for human guidance and oversight in developing and using AI technology
• The changing AI regulatory landscape

In the second session of the series, we engage in a discussion with Vinay Kumar, Founder and CEO of Arya.ai, on key factors influencing the growth trend in AI hardware, the growth of GPUs, companies and products in the market and the future of AI hardware.

In May 2023, the Washington Post coined NVIDIA as the 'kingmaker thanks to the AI boom', mentioning them as one of the most valuable companies in the world - their market value surpassed $1 trillion. 'AI hardware' is now being looked at as the beginning of a new market, with multiple startups joining the race.