
THE ALGORITHM
INSIGHTS FROM THE WORLD OF DATA SCIENCE & AI

How Collaborating Agents Are Revolutionizing Strategic Planning
Strategic planning often suffers from limited perspectives and incomplete analysis, leading to flawed or impractical strategies. To solve this, I developed a collaborative AI system where AI agents work together to break down complex problems into actionable tasks and produce comprehensive strategies that benefit from diverse perspectives while remaining practical.

Propensity and Capacity Modeling: Unlocking Customer Insights
In a world where data drives decision-making, the ability to predict customer behavior is no longer a luxury; it’s a necessity. For businesses, understanding who is most likely to buy and how much they might spend is the holy grail of sales and marketing strategies. This is where propensity and capacity modeling come into play.

The Future of Automation: AI and Software Agents
Automation isn’t just about making things faster or cheaper anymore. It’s about fundamentally reshaping how we solve problems. At the core of this shift are agents—systems that act independently to achieve specific goals. These agents, whether adaptive or deterministic, are becoming central to how we tackle complex challenges.

Hierarchies and Graphs: Two Lenses to See the World
The world is not chaotic. Beneath the surface, two universal structures organize everything: hierarchies and graphs. These are not just abstract concepts; they are lenses through which systems of all kinds—natural, technological, or social—can be understood.

Market Intelligence Platform for Retail and Ecommerce
How do you build a system that gives a company unparalleled market insight while driving profitability? This was the question I set out to answer when designing a Market Intelligence Platform for a retail and ecommerce company. Here’s how I designed it with tools for granular market analysis, intelligent forecasting, and automated strategies.

Democratizing Data Analysis with Generative AI
Organizations today are drowning in data but starving for insights. While the availability of data has skyrocketed, extracting meaningful information from it remains a slow, skill-intensive process. The result? Data scientists are overwhelmed with requests, and non-technical team members struggle to get the insights they need to make informed decisions. This is the data analysis bottleneck, and solving it could unlock a wave of productivity across industries.

Open AI’s 12 Days of Shipmas
OpenAI's "12 Days of OpenAI" event, colloquially known as "shipmas," commenced on December 5, 2024, unveiling a series of innovations to celebrate the second anniversary of ChatGPT, which now serves over 300 million weekly users.

Gemini 2.0: Pioneering the Agentic Era in AI
Google's unveiling of Gemini 2.0 represents a seismic shift in artificial intelligence, introducing models capable of advanced reasoning, multimodal capabilities, and agentic action. This development is being hailed as a transformative step toward more autonomous, efficient, and practical AI applications.

GitHub Copilot Free in VS Code
GitHub has announced that its AI-powered code completion tool, GitHub Copilot, is now available for free within Visual Studio Code (VS Code). This move aims to make AI-assisted coding more accessible to developers, enhancing productivity and code quality.

Google’s Breakthrough in Video and Image Generation
Google has recently unveiled significant advancements in generative AI with the introduction of Veo 2, Imagen 3, and a novel tool named Whisk. These innovations are poised to redefine the landscape of AI-driven content creation.

Meta’s Llama 3.3 70B: Efficiency Meets Power
Meta has introduced its latest large language model (LLM), Llama 3.3 70B, setting a new benchmark for balancing high performance and cost-efficiency in artificial intelligence. The model has generated buzz in the AI community for its advanced capabilities and accessibility, making it a standout in the crowded field of AI language models.

Recommender Systems in the Age of Generative AI
Back in 2003, Amazon startled many users by suggesting books that seemed uncannily well-matched to their interests. These weren't just popular books being pushed to everyone – they were often obscure texts that perfectly matched individual reading patterns. This was one of the first mainstream encounters with what would become one of the most transformative applications of computer science.