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Artificial Intelligence and Indian Banking sector

What is Artificial Intelligence (AI) According to WIXEncyclopedia “ AI is a branch of computer science that develops machine systems capable of demonstrating behaviours linked to human intelligence. AI programs use data collected from different interactions to improve the way they mimic humans in order to perform tasks such as learning, planning, knowledge representation, perception and problem-solving ”   Thus, AI is the science of making a computer or a software think intelligently just like a human brain, towards learning how to solve a problem. In a way it helps personalise interaction between a human being and a machine. AI tools are based on three main cognitive skills of learning, replicating and reasoning. AI makes a machine, generally a computer, capable of thinking and responding like a human being. The tasks involving a set of algorithms become automatic through intelligent programming based on learning through experience. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been stea...

Accounting Vs Finance

In this post, we shall discuss difference between knowledge streams of Accounting and Finance . A vast majority of students/ youngsters/ aspirants cannot distinguish between the two or do not appreciate difference between the two streams leading to confusion about skill acquisition and career options. Although both Accounting and Finance deal with administration of business, but their objectives are entirely different. While Accounting has more to do with historical data, its validation and analysis; Finance is the art and science of building up on that historical data to plan and project for future. Simply put, if we see a business Balance sheet, then Accounting ends with signatures on Balance sheet while Finance starts after Balance sheet has been signed. So Accounting deals with past while Finance deals with Future . Accounting is related to creation of financial statements while Finance covers interpretation and analysis of past statements to draw out future strategy. ...