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I have been an adjunct professor in the Computer Science Department at West Virginia University for decades. The subject I usually volunteer to teach is Natural Language Processing , which I offer once every two to three years. And every time I teach it, the course is different. The last time I taught it—two years ago—the course was titled Natural Language Processing with LLMs . Apropos for the times. This year, however, the chair of the CS department convinced me to teach Ap

As someone who has taught programming and AI for decades and  worked as an industry researcher for just as long, the latest AI coding...

Tis is the golden era for research! All the world at ones fingertips. Lets explore what the world of AI is now providing in terms of...

Alright, let's talk agents. You've noticed, haven't you? Suddenly, the tech world is swimming in agent-talk—"Agentic AI" here,...

There is a lot of talk about Artificial General Intelligence as more and more AI models are released with more and more capabilities. Is...

With the advent of ever more powerful AI models, we are beginning to see task-specific-agents pressed into actions. In this blog we...

Last week saw the unprecedented influx of funds into the AI space - $500 Billion pledged by powerful CEOs towards infrastructure to...

The Consumer Electronic Show (CES) wrapped up on January 10th, and it was a whirlwind of innovation! Over 4500 exhibitors descended on...

In this first blog, kick starting 2025, I am going to take a swing at what is next for AI. As a logical next step for what is currently...

In this blog, I am focusing on the problem of evaluating the goodness of a solution produced by generative artificial intelligence (AI)....

I explore the notion of what do large language models (LLMs) really know in this blog and how we can interpret their behavior. One word...

In this week’s blog, my focus is on bias exhibited by artificial intelligence (AI) systems deployed in healthcare. Bias in AI solutions...