CERN and Science Diplomacy
It was Day 4. Our CERN day :) Even though it was my second time, I was still quite giddy. It’s CERN!! The second time hit differently, though. I went with our GESDA Science …
It was Day 4. Our CERN day :) Even though it was my second time, I was still quite giddy. It’s CERN!! The second time hit differently, though. I went with our GESDA Science …
Missed the randomness of my days… This morning at some random coffee shop in Geneva, I sat with my journal and my first cup of coffee, wondering how to kill time. I wanted to do …
Despite aiming for rational decisions in digital initiatives, we often fall prey to cognitive biases like the sunk cost fallacy and the tendency to stick with initial choices, as …
Better decisions often rely on data, but real-world scenarios involve uncertainty and reactions to others, where behavioral science and bounded rationality become crucial. A recent …
At the ABCOMP 2025 Annual Conference, I addressed compliance officers on AI governance in banking. Through interactive scenarios exploring credit scoring biases and alert system …
In education, particularly in B-schools that use the case-method approach, assessments have traditionally moved beyond rote memorization, pushing students to think critically, …
I was recently invited to engage with the directors and C-level executives of Xurpas, through the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD), to discuss the tremendous opportunities in …
The awarding of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics to John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton sparked a flurry of discussion in both the AI and Physics communities. This blog reflects on …
Here, I share insights from my journey teaching Data Science and Ethics of AI at the Asian Institute of Management, where I explore the dynamic interplay between evolving industry …
Here, I explore the critical role of comprehensive digital transformation in successful AI adoption within enterprises. Drawing on insights from a recent industry session, I …