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biology, engineering practices, engineering systems, Healthcare, pharma enterprise

Did Andy Grove Leave a Fallacy for Life Sciences and Healthcare?

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Yes, you guessed it right.. we are talking about the Andy Grove who left an indelible legacy through his role at the Intel corporation (together with the other two founders Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore) including as CEO for a decade, fueling the growth of Silicon Valley and the world at large. Now we got that cleared, we need to introduce some background on what is called the ‘Andy Grove Fallacy’ in a commentary in 2007.

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Artificial Intelligence, Internet search

How does AI, Waymo self-driving taxi launch and Google indicate room for another search engine?

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In exciting news this week Waymo™ the driverless car arm of Alphabet™ (the parent company of Google) launched its fully self-driving taxi service ‘Waymo One’ in Phoenix, Arizona. There is one catch though; the self-driving taxis each have a driver in them. What can we infer from this artificial intelligence (AI) enabled initiative and other offerings from the Alphabet conglomerate? Continue reading How does AI, Waymo self-driving taxi launch and Google indicate room for another search engine? →