Ari Joury, Ph.D.
Particle Physicist and Tech Consultant at a stealth-stage startup
Expertise: Artificial intelligence, machine learning, software engineering perspectives, data science, big data
Education: Sorbonne University, College des Ingenieurs, Paris-Sud University, Heidelberg University

Ari Joury is a particle physicist and tech consultant laying the foundations for a future startup.

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Despite its age, the code editor Vim isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Our expert explains what you need to know to get started with it.
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Business and technology are inseparable buddies, and the workforce needs people who can handle both. Our expert shows how you can use your technical skills to get into consulting.
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Ontology is an old philosophical concept that has found itself at the frontiers of machine learning and natural language processing. Here, our expert explains what you need to know.
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Here is a handy Linux cheat sheet because nobody remembers all the commands.
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The proof of stake model is replacing the proof of work model for Ethereum. Here’s the difference in these two verification methods.
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Autistic people make up for about 1 percent of the population. Designing products for their needs means better serving the other 99 percent, too.
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Google’s LaMDA is making people believe that it’s a person with human emotions. It’s probably lying, but we need to prepare for a future when AI might, in fact, be sentient.
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Hackers are creating new malware every day, and cybersecurity companies are having a hard time keeping up. But there are steps we can take to protect ourselves and our businesses.
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They can be particles and waves, all at the same time. And researchers now finally know how much of each.
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As “quantum” becomes one of the buzzwords of the decade, some voices are warning that its potential is overblown. But what is the reality?
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Despite their mechanical nature, people seem to impose racial identities on robots. That’s a problem.
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Governments around the world have no idea how well-developed their countries’ AI programs are coming along, but this knowledge might be crucial for everything from policymaking to fraud detection.