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Saurabh is an itinerant Computer Scientist making his way through the mostly scenic bylanes of academic life. Tech advisor to software firms. @Purdue
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2026 Candidate Slate is now Available for the IEEE CS Elections

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By Saurabh Bagchi, IEEE Bylaws
| Computer.org
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., (15 June 2026) – The IEEE Computer Society (IEEE CS) Board of Governors has officially approved the slate of candidates for the 2026 election. This is your opportunity to voice your vision and select the leaders who will guide our society forward. Your vote helps choose our next president-elect, vice president, and the new members of the Board of Governors.
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GenAI for Computing Careers: A Sunny Take

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By Saurabh Bagchi
| Communications of the ACM Verified
Much ink has been spilled discussing what the career prospects are for a CS graduate in this age where generative AI has upturned our world. Much of that ink has predicted a gloomy outlook. Here I cast a decidedly more optimistic look, but point out that the positive outcomes will take some determined action, from educators and from learners.
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[2506.22602] Are Fast Methods Stable in Adversarially Robust Transfer Learning?

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By Saurabh Bagchi
| arXiv
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