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Ashish Rai

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Dehradun, India
As seen in: Dainik Bhaskar, Wiley Online Library, Educational Studies, DEV Community, HemOnc Today, ORGANISER, HT Syndication, Regulation Asia, ET Insights, ET Edge Insights, InKhabar and
Senior Special Correspondent @DainikBhaskar | Former @aajtak journalist | Views are my own | Retweets ≠ endorsements | Proud roots in Allahabad.
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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research

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By Sharad Mathur, Ashish Rai Verified
| ijfmr.com
The incidence of skin cancer is a growing global health concern, making early and accurate detection essential for patient survival. While traditional diagnosis relies heavily on the visual inspection of dermoscopic images by expert dermatologists, this process is highly subjective and time-consuming. Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have emerged as powerful tools for automating this diagnostic workflow.
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HABIT VERSE - Lifestyle & Game · Full Stack · AI-Powered · 3D WebGL

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By Ashish Rai Verified
| DEV Community
Inspiration Most habit tracking apps fail not because users forget their goals — but because they stop caring. Streaks feel like data entry. There's no emotional stake. We asked ourselves: what if missing a habit didn't just break a streak — it cracked your entire world apart? That question became HabitVerse. What it does HabitVerse is a full-stack web app where your daily habits build a living, breathing 3D planet.
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By Ashish Rai Verified
| ET Edge Insights Verified
Software is dead, apparently. That’s the narrative everywhere: agents will replace applications, code will write itself, and the entire stack as we know it is finished. I find myself disagreeing, and our point of view on Banking Software 2.0 will hopefully help us understand why. Here’s what most people get wrong about the future of banking technology: they think existing systems are the problem. Tear out the core. Migrate the data. Re-platform everything.
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