Dr. Alok Aggarwal
Alok Aggarwal is just finishing the book that will be available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other bookstores in September 2023.
This book contains an introduction, seventeen chapters, two appendices, approximately 800 references, and 100 use cases of AI. In September 2023, another 900 use cases of AI can be found in a dynamic list that will be located at www.scryai.com.
During the next 15-20 weeks, Alok will be writing 20 blogs on Linkedin and other social media platforms. Blog 1 will be about the Introduction, blog 2 about a broad overview of contents, blogs 3-19 about the seventeen chapters, and Blog 20 about the Cambrian explosion of AI algorithms.
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CEO, Chief Data Scientist at Scry AI
Author of the book The Fourth Industrial Revolution
and 100 Years of AI (1950-2050)
Alok Aggarwal is just finishing the book that will be available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other bookstores in September 2023.
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