AlexanderHwang

Engineering Science at the University of Toronto, majoring in machine learning and artificial intelligence, then a run of rooms I was lucky to be in: exchanges where time is measured in microseconds, labs where we taught neural networks to tell benign from malignant breast tumors on ultrasound (published in Nature's Scientific Reports) and to predict cervical cancer progression from CT scans, and AI agents shipped inside banks and startups before any of that was normal.

The paper trail thins out around 2025. Not because things slowed down. Quite the opposite.