Director in Microsoft's AI & Research group. Focused on medical imaging, imaging informatics, and bringing AI/ML to bear to solve difficult healthcare problems.
Joined April 2009
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Steven Borg retweeted
Jun 13
If the socialists had their way, Elon would have had his paypal profits taken and redistributed for the greater good.
The world would never have seen Tesla, nor SpaceX.
And the world wouldn't know it, because they were uncreated, and thus unseen.
Imagine the companies that don't exist, because Washington destroyed them before they were born.
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Steven Borg retweeted
Jan 31
Programmers were asked to make the worst volume control for a contest
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Steven Borg retweeted
Jan 18
how my codebase written entirely with claude code runs
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Steven Borg retweeted
17 Dec 2025
Group performs Beethoven’s symphony No.5 a cappella
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29 Oct 2025
Ouch! Alaska Air has had a bad stretch of IT issues recently (while integrating) Hawaiian. Website degradation &issues with the iPhone app. Then the IT outage grounding their entire fleet last week. And today there's an Azure outage that's impacting their website again. Oof.
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Steven Borg retweeted
19 Nov 2024
Engineering is the art of efficiently applying physics.
SpaceX Raptor v3 rocket engine is the epitome of the engineering mantra “The best part is no part” — Can't wait to see this marvel of aerospace engineering in action on Starship and Super Heavy Booster 🚀
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Steven Borg retweeted
7 May 2024
Want to know more about FHIR in your region? #Simplifier has introduced #FHIR jurisdiction overview pages so you can explore country-specific regulations & content 🚀
Head to the Simplifier website and click on any country on the map to try it out 👉 eu1.hubs.ly/H08-S0n0
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Steven Borg retweeted
19 Jan 2024
Everyone has a Test environment.
Some teams are just lucky enough to have a separate Production environment.
#devops #programming #agile
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Steven Borg retweeted
18 Dec 2023
I’m not crying, you’re crying
This is the most memorable 2 minutes you will spend today
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14 Nov 2023
Thanks, @JamesMaguire, for the opportunity! Generative AI has an amazing short term and long term future. It's quite the wave we're all getting to ride! #eweekchat
14 Nov 2023
Thanks all! This has been another excellent #eWEEKchat. Serious insight about #GenAI – great to see this monthly gathering. Stay tuned for next month’s chat!
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14 Nov 2023
A8: Very, very fuzzy forecast! No one expected being radically connected by the internet would create an epidemic of loneliness, but it has. Likewise, gen AI will have many unforeseen effects – both positive and negative. #eWEEKchat
14 Nov 2023
Q8. Your longer term sense of the future of generative AI? Say, even 2-4 years ahead? #eweekchat
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14 Nov 2023
Chip manufacturers, both major players and startups, are creating LLM-on-a-chip products. Although they will be locked in time (assuming offline updates), when fed with source data they will be very powerful edge tools. #eweekchat
14 Nov 2023
Q7. How will generative AI influence related technologies, like edge computing or data analytics? #eweekchat
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14 Nov 2023
A6: Staying ahead is not possible in generative AI. The best companies can hope for is to keep abreast of the changes in their narrow scope of interest. Want to keep up? Use the tools others are creating. Most will have limited value, but there will be diamonds. #eweekchat
14 Nov 2023
Q6. How can companies best keep up with – or stay ahead of – the rapid evolution of generative AI? #eweekchat
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14 Nov 2023
A5: If I'm pushed to take a position, I'm expecting disruption to occur most rapidly in software development, where there's already a culture of automated testing and validation. This will act as a backstop to hallucinations and other issues. #eweekchat
14 Nov 2023
Q5. Okay, to the future: how will gen AI disrupt/improve business as it evolves over the next few years? (yup, the question’s too big for Twitter.) #eweekchat
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14 Nov 2023
A5: The future, even in the short time horizons of "the next few years", is very fuzzy. Things are moving very rapidly. Regulation, cultural preferences, and other influences will push gen AI in very unexpected directions. #eweekchat
14 Nov 2023
Q5. Okay, to the future: how will gen AI disrupt/improve business as it evolves over the next few years? (yup, the question’s too big for Twitter.) #eweekchat
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14 Nov 2023
A4: One way to get started is by creating a simple GPT using the new framework released last week by OpenAI. Super easy to iterate quickly and learn. #eweekchat
14 Nov 2023
Q4. How do you recommend companies address the hurdles of effective gen AI use? #eweekchat
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14 Nov 2023
A4: Going to echo Zeus here. Start small. Test. Explore. Refine. Understand the limitations as well as the power. #eweekchat
14 Nov 2023
Q4. How do you recommend companies address the hurdles of effective gen AI use? #eweekchat
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14 Nov 2023
A3: Trust. Just look at the embarrassing gaffes released by MSN with their LLM written news articles! (i.e., recommending an Ottowa food bank for hungry tourists)
Internal uses of LLMs will dominate in 2024. It’s easier to use Gen AI when mistakes aren’t so public. #eWEEKchat
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Q3. What’s the biggest challenge that businesses face with deploying gen AI? (Or is this even known yet?) #eweekchat
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14 Nov 2023
A2: I also see Gen AI, particularly LLMs, move into non-language domains. Witness Nvidia's ChipNeMo LLM for chip design, or 3motionAI's foray into video analysis with LLMs. #eweekchat
14 Nov 2023
Q2. What key trends in generative AI do you see as important here in late 2023? #eweekchat
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