I currently head a Generative AI team of Scientists and Managers at
AWS. Previously, I led
Speaker Understanding & Personalization
at Amazon Alexa AI.
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I currently head a Generative AI team of Scientists and Managers at
AWS. Previously, I led
Speaker Understanding & Personalization
at Amazon Alexa AI.
Prior to Amazon, I was part of the Machine Intelligence Neural Design (MIND) team at Apple, where I trained on-device multimodal AI models for a wide range of applications including Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, and Speech Recognition. I was one of the early architects of Apple's M1 chip, developing ML models for estimating performance of future Macs years in advance. Before Apple, I was at Qualcomm and Nvidia, working on neural accelerators and GPUs.
I am a recipient of the EB-1 " Einstein Visa" (conferred by the US Government for extraordinary acclaim in a specialized field).
I pursued my graduate studies in Artificial Intelligence from Stanford University, specializing in Multimodal AI. I received my Masters in Computer Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with an outstanding graduate student award. I obtained my Bachelors in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering with distinction from the University of Mumbai.
As a Research Fellow at universities around the US and India, I advise AI research projects and have published in leading venues such as ACL, EMNLP (Outstanding Paper Award '23), AAAI, EACL, ECIR, ECML, WSDM, CVPR, WACV, ICASSP, etc. Our work has been featured in The Washington Post, Nature, Wikipedia, New Scientist, Analytics India Magazine, YourStory, etc.
I maintain an AI portfolio at aman.ai and an AI community at neuralnets.ai. Outside of work, I like hiking, gardening, and working out.
