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LLMs, mobile e-commerce: Where-to-sell-AI, for new business marketplaces
How does an entrepreneur know that the products or services of the business are needed at some location? What is the possibility of stretching the… Read More »LLMs, mobile e-commerce: Where-to-sell-AI, for new business marketplaces
What happens when you click “Accept All Cookies”?
People Don’t Want Cookies—But Accept Them Anyway We’ve all been there. You visit a website for the first time, and a pop-up asks you to… Read More »What happens when you click “Accept All Cookies”?
Let’s Get Small! Nanoeconomics to Address Economic Welfare Loss
Much like Alice in Alice in Wonderland, who drank from the “Drink Me” bottle and shrank to explore a world she couldn’t access before, nanoeconomics… Read More »Let’s Get Small! Nanoeconomics to Address Economic Welfare Loss
Sentiment analysis at scale: Applying NLP to multi-lingual and domain-specific texts
Introduction Sentiment analysis, also known as opinion mining, is a powerful concept in the Natural Language Processing (NLP) technique that interprets and classifies emotions expressed… Read More »Sentiment analysis at scale: Applying NLP to multi-lingual and domain-specific texts
Best practices for encrypting sensitive data in the cloud
Encryption plays a crucial role in locking down sensitive information, especially during transfers to the cloud. As more companies move their data to cloud-based systems,… Read More »Best practices for encrypting sensitive data in the cloud
Data science implications of a second gilded age
Wirestock on Freepick Mark Twain coined the term The Gilded Age when he published his 1873 novel The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today. Between… Read More »Data science implications of a second gilded age
Deepfake Technology: A useful tool or a growing threat for businesses?
There is a popular saying that seeing is believing. With so many fake videos circulating online, it’s hard to tell real from fake. So, is… Read More »Deepfake Technology: A useful tool or a growing threat for businesses?
Computing: Evaluating self-driving cars, robots and AGI with signals—as the benchmark
If any process is [almost] completely predictable [or say routine enough], it is probably guaranteed that machines will outperform humans, implying that machines often have… Read More »Computing: Evaluating self-driving cars, robots and AGI with signals—as the benchmark