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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2021 · 1H 5M

Generalisation in the field of AI with Dr. Debmalya Biswas

from Anirban Saha Podcasts! (for FIN students of Universität Magdeburg) · host Anirban Saha

Dr. Debmalya Biswas is the CTO of Darwin Digital. Till January 2021, he was the AI architect of Philip Morris International. While remaining in the industry, he has written papers and published in really great publications.  (pause) He grew up and did his bachelors in India, his masters in Canada, and PhD in France. He works in Switzerland. In this discussion, we explore a lot of things - from challenges of a researcher in a business setup, to understanding how he understands whether the candidate is motivated and what the future holds for NLP, Computer Vision and Predictive Analysis. LinkedIn link: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sahaanirban-podcasts/ Master Design and Logo: Rimbik Das || Animation: Madhu Kiran Reddy Thatikonda Music courtesy: "Apollo by Patrick Patrikios" (used from YouTube Audio Library). Team: Shubham P Singh, Anirban Saha, Aditya Bikram Biswas, Disha Setlur, Apoorva Rani, Dheeraj Tippani, Tarun Gupta.

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