I made an Autonomous AI Research Agent that can answer difficult questions with deep multi-hop reasoning capabilities — Introduction to the problem In 2021, I started working on the challenge of answering questions based on a large corpus of text. In the era before the pre-trained transformers, this problem was a tough one to crack. And to my frustration, I started my experiments with one of the most complex and intricate stories…

In the first article in this series, we discussed the ‘What?’ and the ‘Why?’ Of Health Data Interoperability (HDI). Health Data Interoperability — The What And the Why. Lets See if Data Interoperability in Health and Wellness Can be Useful. Spoiler alert... It is! In the previous article, we discussed the ‘How?’ part. We discussed various vocabulary standards like ICD, SNOMED-CT, LOINC, etc. Health Data Interoperability — The Vocabulary A beginners guide to Health Data Interoperability and Vocabulary.medium.com

We discussed the question of Why HnW (Health and Wellness) Data interoperability (HDI) in the previous article in this series. We understood why it makes a lot of sense for the health data to be interoperable. Health Data Interoperability — The What And the Why. Let's see if Data Interoperability in Health and Wellness can be useful. Spoiler alert…. It is! medium.com But how do we achieve interoperability in health data?

A long time ago, every mobile phone used its own unique charging port design. Even two different Nokia models (yes.. that old) would refuse to breathe electrons using the same charging pin. And now almost every phone — save Apple — uses USB C. While it does take the uniqueness…

Every time I start a ruby on rails API project, and make a few models, invariably there is some CRUD to be coded. For those new to this word, CRUD means Create, Read, Update and Delete. If you are someone who likes scaffolding, you can get away with it. …

… Even men in most trying of circumstances — like those lost at the sea or confined to prison — will find the means to carefully account the passing of the year. Despite the fact that all the splendid modulations of the seasons and those colorful festivities that recur in…

Part 4: Why does privacy matter? —

Part 3: Standing naked in the mob — When you sit on our computer or open up your mobile screen to browse internet, you do it almost as an expression of your individuality and privacy. You feel free of fear of being watched and judged as long as no one is standing over your shoulders. Want to cook…

Part 2: Catching humans with a giant fishing net — Back in 1996 when Google was conceived, it had and edge over the other search engines of that time owing to its page rank algorithm, which made sure that the most relevant pages were shown at the very top of the search results. Is that still the case? In part…