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​AI Isn't A Productivity Story—It's An Organization Design Problem

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By Ankit Agrawal
| Forbes Verified
Ankit Agrawal, Chief Technology Officer for Equifax's USIS business. Let me tell you how most AI adoption goes inside a large enterprise. Someone buys the tools. The teams start using them. Velocity goes up, at least on paper. Six months later, leadership is asking why the ROI isn't showing up in the numbers, and the engineering org is even more stressed than before. I've lived that. We lived that.
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Diagnostic Approach to Left Ventricular Hypertrophy: A Review

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By Sukriti Banthiya, Ankit Agrawal, Devesh Rai
| uscjournal.com
Average (ratings) Abstract Left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) is a not uncommon finding on cardiac imaging, seen in 10–20% of adults. LVH can represent a response to a physiological load on the heart (either by athletic training, hypertension, or structural heart issues) or it can represent a primary pathology (e.g. infiltrative disorders, including cardiac amyloidosis and sarcoidosis) or familial/genetic conditions (e.g. hypertrophic cardiomyopathy).
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The cleanup cost of AI-generated code

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By Ankit Agrawal
| The New Stack Verified
The world is actively using AI to make our lives more efficient and safe — from creative writing to safer autonomous vehicles to drug discovery. Underneath all this is a common denominator — “code.” We use code to train and build AI models as well as build harnesses and tooling that augment raw models into useful applications. The earliest AI tooling was handwritten, but now AI can self-generate more code at an unprecedented speed and scale, unmatched by humans.
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