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A Brief History of Why Machine Learning Projects Stall
  EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the preface to The...
Hybrid AI Emerges To Tame LLMs – And Not A Moment Too Soon
 Originally published in Forbes The great potential of LLMs is...
AGI Is Infeasible. Instead, Pursue Superhuman Adaptable Intelligence
  Originally published in Forbes On a recent episode of the...
Artifact-Driven Development: Making It Possible to Query Large Analytics and AI Projects
 A practical introduction to making complex project structure explicit...

Industry News

At tech mag: Silicon Valley’s belief in AGI is conspiracy theory

 Originally published on Mind Matters, November 5, 2025. At Technology Review, senior editor Will Douglas Heaven offers a corrective to the continuous yelp in legacy media that AGI — machines that think like people — is just around the corner: For many, AGI is more than just a technology. In tech hubs like Silicon Valley, it’s

Here’s why concerns about an AI bubble are bigger than ever

 Originally published on NPR, November 23, 2025. Perhaps nobody embodies artificial intelligence mania quite like Jensen Huang, the chief executive of chip behemoth Nvidia, which has seen its value spike 300% in the last two years. A frothy...

AGI is still a decade away, today’s AI agents are slop: OpenAI cofounder Andrej Karpathy

 Originally published on The Economic Times, October 21, 2025. OpenAI cofounder and researcher Andrej Karpathy poured cold water on the tech world’s “agentic AI” hype, describing today’s generation of autonomous AI systems as “slop”. Speaking on The Dwarkesh...

How Twilio Uses Its Own AI Builder to Transform Customer Conversations

 Originally published on WIRED. AI assistant prototype tripled customer conversions and scaled to support 80 countries and 12 languages. SHOWING A DEMO of a flashy, generative AI-powered customer agent is easy. Both newly formed startups and established tech...

We’re not in an ‘AI winter’—but here’s how to survive a cold snap

 Originally published on Fortune, October 1, 2025. Over the nearly three years since ChatGPT’s launch in November 2022, generative AI has created a frenzy that has radiated like the midday summer sun—hot and unrelenting. And for the AI companies...

Just How Bad Would an AI Bubble Be?

 Originally published on The Atlantic, September 7, 2025. The entire U.S. economy is being propped up by the promise of productivity gains that seem very far from materializing. If there is any field in which the rise of...

What if A.I. Doesn’t Get Much Better Than This?

 Originally published on The New Yorker, August 12, 2025. GPT-5, a new release from OpenAI, is the latest product to suggest that progress on large language models has stalled. Much of the euphoria and dread swirling around today’s...

Duke Health to use predictive analytics for population health

 Originally published on TechTarget, September 3, 2025. Academic medical center Duke Health will use Trilliant Health’s predictive analytics platform to drive medical decisions and improve outreach to underserved patient populations in North Carolina. Academic medical center Duke Health...

The Predictive Turn | Preparing to Outthink Adversaries Through Predictive Analytics

 Originally published on army.mil, January 22, 2025. In 1999, Bill Gates’s book Business @ the Speed of Thought predicted technology like the internet, email, and desktop business programs would transform industries. Gates argued that these tools should be...

Hybrid AI and semiconductor approaches for power quality improvement

 Originally published on scientific reports, July 15, 2025. Abstract This research presents a novel approach to improving electric power quality using semiconductor devices by integrating Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning (DL), and advanced control strategies. The research addresses...

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