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great podcast! swaroop had some really good insights.

Clear explanation as 5th standard person can understand

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I love how Swaroop uses analogies to convey ideas. I wonder if that’s also his strategy for developing understanding of abstract concepts :)

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So effective ❤

I am ML researcher, your podcasts inspires me a lot and are very informative. Thankyou for sharing

Petar is very humble and fun to listen to. Also, some really valuable tips for early-career researchers!

its funny how the most videos technically informative videos are so least sought after. The beginer stuff is popular the actually rewarding expert stuff is not.

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As someone’s who is also researching from IISc on multi modal research in healthcare specifically treating post operative patients recovery, really loved this episode. As always you keep bringing such great content & researchers on your pod with some really interesting insights 😇✨

one of the most techincally sound podcast!

Is Nvidia pays well to PM role .

Great podcast! I am forever going to stick with - "You don't have to keep working on your weaknesses all the time. Just let your Strengths shine!"

Renee is really articulate and amazing suggestions and thoughts. Loved the episode!

Natasha is great man!

The resume architect who assisted millions in crafting their resumes.

This is great session, kudos Jay and Amey for putting this together :)

Being a master's student of Computer Science, I really enjoyed the podcast and learnt a lot while watching it. Thankyou Jay and David, for this amazing podcast and your time!

Heyyy it's Rao! My original grad advisor :). Working at Google now, and I attribute so much of my interest in grand concepts to the conversations that happened every day in that lab. This seems like yesterday czcams.com/video/LHCnyAT3wx4/video.html

Very informative session. Thanks a lot for arranging this discussion

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ABC of democracy is that the guys who has power should not exercise the power and the guys exercise the power should not have power.

what a beautiful talk.

Great video. Recently I got shortlisted for a Google interview for the Software Engineer (ML) role. In my experience I never used DSA, but I know a few concepts that literally never used. Can anyone suggest to me a course, and resources needed. Happy to connect!

I am fortunate enough to have some personal interactions with Petar and always find what he says very inspiring and useful. It's always lovely to hear these fruitful conversation.

very insightful. love from india.

Major Takeaway: You cannot wait to talk about your research and present to others. That's why you want results, performance, paper, publication and acceptance. Its how you enjoy the process of Research. <3

I like the podcast topics and personalities you invite to your channel. Showing interest from Toronto - Uni of Toronto - Research Scientist - AI Lab

Excited to listen to this conversation! I've attended Prof. Yang's course before and I adore his humble demeanor

great work

Cool Jay, how do you network with type of peoples ? I'm from india, and looking for remote jobs, it would be really great if provide more info on that! Thanks

Leave it to Subbarao Kambhampati to explain things in a very accessible way. He has not lost form in the last few decades or so of teaching AI and been making AI intuition accessible to ordinary people through these forums. I hope he can continue doing this.

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Thats such an informative session 🎉

They're combining Brain and Deep Mind into Google Deep Mind, right?

Perfect timing! Thanks Jay.

Superb Content

The aspect of Human memory - non verdical memory - he has given an amazing point, as we compare neural network and brain on neurons level, there is so much to do in memory side as well, I was thinking in the side of "lossy compression" of human beings - how it creates impact - These podcasts, I hear whenever I go for a walk, I have heard hours and hours of podcasts, but only certain aspects I record sticks to my mind, otherwise its a nice fluid of information that I can resonate. I think it puts a another factor on creators to make it "lossless compression" to listeners.

This is a VERY insightful video! Definitely Subscribed.

Amazing interview!

We collaborate with Karyna and Label Your Data team project basis. They’re very professional 👌

1:07:16 great advice, awesome interview overall 👏

Thanks a lot for the interview. Great role model.

This could have been very good podcast if audio was better

Thank you for this interview jay. Surabhi was very insightful and explained very well. Even i as newbee understood lot of things.😊

Thanks for your sharing!!

Hey there! I'm reaching out for some advice on PhD. admissions. I completed my BTech from a college that may not be well-regarded ( it's affiliated to AKTU ), and I had to learn everything on my own from open-source materials provided by renowned institutions like MIT, Stanford, IITs, books, and more. Despite the challenges, I secured a good rank in GATE, which would allow me to pursue my MTech from an older IIT, like IIT Guwahati. My plan is to work for a few years to pay off some family loans before applying to PhD. programs in the USA. However, I'm concerned if my undergraduate degree with a 9.0 CGPA would hinder my chances of getting into reputable PhD. schools in the USA. Your guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.