Here are links to my publications and works that I have made contributions to: Publications Bojinov, Iavor, and Jessie Li. “Experimentation at Yelp.” Harvard Business School Teaching Note 624-080, March 2024. Bojinov, Iavor I., and Jessie Li. “Orchadio’s First Two Split Experiments.” Harvard Business School Teaching Note 624-079, February 2024. Bojinov, Iavor I., and Jessie […]
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It’s the wrap for August. So many crazy stories from Robots to new case law in AI copyright. There so much to cover, so let’s jump right in! What if your home is smarter than you? Avnet is teaming up with Macso Technologies to bring a whole new level of intelligence to everyday IoT devices,
Today, I’m going to try one of the coolest AI tools I’ve been seeing others experiment with. I’ve been craving some new bops to get stuck in my head, and what better way than to create one? I wanted to create a song for this blog—something relaxed, melodic, and shares a more optimistic outlook about
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Recently, there has been a lot of news surrounding robotics. When I saw AI Business post about Figure’s new commercially viable humanoid robot, I knew I had to post about it. Autonomous, humanlike robots are no longer a work of science fiction. As James Cameron said in the Netflix documentary “What’s Next,” science fiction is
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The Beginning of AI Regulation in the EU Today, the EU ratified the EU AI Act. The EU AIA isn’t just another regulatory hurdle—it signals a tectonic shift in how businesses think about and deploy artificial intelligence. Much like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), where companies were challenged to rethink their data privacy practices,
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It’s the end of July! I’m excited for August to come because it means my birthday is right around the corner. I love ending the month with a recap of some of my favorite news stories from the month. This month was full of awesome things, from LG making investments in smart homes to researchers
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For the past decade, AI has become a core feature in many of the products and services we use. With the breakthrough of huge foundational models, innovators are seeing new ways to make machine interactions more human. Let me take a step back and provide some background. Artificial intelligence is this big umbrella that
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What a crazy day. I was looking forward to grabbing dinner with a friend from college, only for him to send me a panicked message saying that his plane wouldn’t be flying today. I was so confused because the weather in Boston was fine, and I couldn’t fathom why they had rescheduled the flight for
Changing careers is never easy. I knew it would be a bumpy road when I decided to transition into a career in artificial intelligence. My background wasn’t originally in tech, but the potential of AI, its impact across industries, and its ability to reshape the future fascinated me. Being at HBS and meeting people in
I’ve been using MidJourney for nearly half a year, and it’s been an exciting journey, bringing my ideas to life with the help of this powerful AI tool. While it’s very simple to generate excellent images with Midjourney, getting the LLM to produce a specific composition can be challenging. The platform’s ability to interpret and
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As I wrap up two incredible years as a Research Associate at Harvard Business School, I’ve had the chance to reflect on my journey, the knowledge I’ve soaked in, and the relationships I’ve built. Being an RA at HBS was not just about the daily tasks but about immersing myself in an ecosystem of innovation,
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