ML & AI

What if your doctor could detect cancer before symptoms even appeared? Or tailor treatment based on your DNA? That’s not science fiction. That’s machine learning in action. Machine learning is changing how healthcare works — from diagnosis to drug discovery.It’s not just “helpful.” It’s saving lives, cutting costs, and working faster than any human team […]

Machine learning is moving fast—too fast to ignore. If you’re a developer, entrepreneur, or business leader, chances are you’re either already using ML or trying to figure out how it can actually help you. And with 2025 underway, you’re probably wondering: What’s next? What should I be paying attention to? This post is here to

Talking about the ethical challenges in machine learning and AI”, you’re probably wondering: Then we are on the same page. Here’s a shocker:📊 A 2021 study found that 38.6% of facial recognition systems had significant racial bias.💥 Amazon once scrapped an AI tool because it discriminated against women during hiring. I stumbled into this rabbit

What if your next teacher isn’t human—but still knows exactly how you learn best? Sounds futuristic? It’s already happening. A year ago, I was helping my younger cousin prep for his board exams. We tried textbooks, flashcards, YouTube—nothing clicked. Out of curiosity, I let him try an AI-based learning app that adapted to his pace.

Let’s be real—AI sounds expensive. When I first heard about businesses using it, I imagined billion-dollar corporations with massive tech teams. But here’s the truth: small businesses are quietly adopting AI, too—without burning cash. In fact, 91% of leading companies already invest in AI, but a surprising 25% of small businesses have started integrating it

​ Learning data science was one of the best decisions I ever made. Most of you can do it, and even if you don’t become a data scientist or machine learning engineer, you’ll learn: Many amazing job options will be open to you, but you will have to work hard. The question is: what should