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AI + Human Support: A Winning Strategy to Minimize Student Admissions Drop-offs

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  As marked by the rapid shifts of the educational landscape, institutions constantly compete for retaining student admissions. A prospective student may show interest, complete the inquiry form, and start the application. However, they frequently do not complete the last step of actually submitting the application. Each drop off for colleges and universities represents financial losses in the form of opportunity costs. Now, there is hope for these institutions with the introduction of effective strategies which integrate  Artificial Intelligence  (AI) with human customer support to automate guided journeys spanning assistance from inquiry all the way to enrollment. Together, they form a powerful approach and leave an empathetic mark on admission experiences. We’ll take a look at its effectiveness later on, but for now let’s discuss its approach and strategies. Why Students Drop Off During The Admissions Process Identifying gaps first will help us understand what leads to...

Humanoids Are Coming: Nvidia’s Plan to Train the Next Generation of Robots

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  The  GTC 2025  event hosted   Nvidia’s introduction   of Project GR00T (Generalist Robot 00 Technology). With the help of Nvidia, the dream of having humanoid robots that can walk, learn, and talk to humans will soon become a reality. Nvidia described how AI-infused humanoid robots will possess the capabilities of ‘general purpose’.  Nvidia’s development on humanoid robotics is backed by  GR00T N1 , claiming to be the world’s first open-source model. Functions claimed for GR00T N1 include simulative environments specially crafted to train generalist robots. The goal for these is to allow Robots to perform intricate tasks such as humans the execution of natural language and various visual cues.  Tackling the Sphere of Robotics Autonomy Nvidia captures this objective through ‘ Dual-System Intelligence ’ by mimicking the human brain. The purpose of using ‘vision language models’ is enabling robots to respond to commands such as ‘tide a string’, and...