Dr. Nivash Jeevanandam, Author at Emeritus Online Courses

Dr. Nivash Jeevanandam

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Senior Researcher and Author, INDIAai Portal
With over 10 years of experience in research writing alongside a full-time Ph.D. in information technology and computer science, Dr. Nivash is a bit of a unicorn: a scientist who loves to write. His articles reflect not just his expertise in artificial intelligence but also his passion for technology and all the ethical questions it poses. Having worked with renowned publications like Analytics India Magazine and INDIAai, he is one of the leading voices in the fast-evolving universe of AI. When he is not neck-deep in research, Nivash is either road-tripping to the next destination or taking a shot at acting on stage, his one unrealized dream.

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Dr. Nivash Jeevanandam

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

What is AI Singularity: Is It a Hope or Threat for Humanity?

It’s hard to miss Sam Altman’s blue backpack, considering it is making an appearance everywhere along with its owner. The ‘nuclear backpack’ apparently has codes to ‘save the world’ in ca...

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

What Will an Era Cognitive Robots Look Like in the Future?

Today, the distinction between automatic machines and what we call robots is getting increasingly blurred. In contrast, robots were initially designed to move like animals. As a result, many robotics...