V. “Juggy” Jagannathan, PhD

In this week’s blog, I examine what happens when an algorithm’s prediction is wrong. I also look into how deep learning is shaping weather forecasting. The last story is on […]

In this week’s blog, I review the fascinating work titled AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future by Kai-Fu Lee and Chen Qiufan—a combination of fiction and non-fiction about a […]

This week’s blog revisits a recurring theme: biased algorithms. The other story revolves around the Brookings Institute findings on the state of distribution of AI. Biased algorithms This month, Health […]

  Neural database Last week I saw a blog on Facebook describing their efforts to design a new type of database called a neural database. A typical database has data […]

Everyone knows about the appetite that deep learning models have for data, but they need to be properly labeled and curated to train models. The data needs to reflect its […]

Code generation Over the years I have programmed in many languages, starting with Fortran IV in the early seventies. In those days, we had to punch the program instructions into […]

Climate change and AI This week we saw the release of a new report from the UN on climate change. This tome of more than 1,300 pages has an executive […]

AI models for COVID-19 I was skimming through MIT Technology Review and I saw one article that stopped me cold. It proclaimed that hundreds of AI models were developed to […]

Future of health care I listened with fascination to Dr. Gordon Moore’s interview with Nicholas Webb, CEO of LeaderLogic, last week on the 3M Inside Angle podcast. Webb’s views on […]

SCOTUS ruling The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) recently dealt a blow to the American Hospital Association (AHA). What was the bone of contention? The AHA contended that […]