Aneesh Sharma

(1/2) Personal Intelligence just landed in AI Mode – unlocking a Google Search experience that really *gets* you. Starting with subscribers, if you opt in to connecting Search to apps like Gmail and Google Photos, you can get responses that are uniquely helpful and tailored to you. I’ve been testing this out a ton and I’m genuinely impressed at how intuitive it’s been. AI Mode is not just searching, it’s helping connect the dots across my interests and preferences. For eg: it found family activities that slot perfectly into my travel plans – and even uncovered items that match my specific style... (like nailing it with recommending new shoes! 👟)

Introducing Personal Intelligence. It's our answer to a top request: you can now personalize @GeminiApp by connecting your Google apps with a single tap. Launching as a beta in the U.S. for Pro/Ultra members, this marks our next step toward making Gemini more personal, proactive and powerful. Check it out!

@ashishgoel Wow, that’s an amazing achievement! Many congratulations to Agastya (and you)!

Team USA won four medals again at #ioi2024 -- congratulations Agastya, Brian, Rain, Rohin and thanks to all the coaches: stats.ioinformatics.org/results/2024 pic.x.com/x03ciamykf

@ashishgoel That’s fantastic!! Congratulations to Agastya and the entire team!

Congratulations to Agastya Goel and the entire US team — all four members got a gold at the Informatics Olympiad in Hungary. And thanks Brian Dean for leading the team. #ioi2023

Excited to present our work at #KDD2023 about a boosting procedure for multitask learning on graphs, w/ Haotian, @aneeshs, and @HongyangZhang . Talk: Thu 14:50 - 15:10, Room 101B Poster: Tue 18:00 - 20:00, Hall A Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2306.14009 Code: github.com/NerdsResearch/…

Graph neural networks are widely used in research studies using machine learning to graph-structured data. By contrast, there is less research on the theory of graph neural networks. Recently, we examined the generalization gaps of graph neural networks, 1/4

@ashishgoel @swaticusgoel Wow, that’s amazing! All the best to Swati!

Survivor 42 cast is out. I am rooting for the young Indian American. Go @swaticusgoel !

@paraga @jack Huge congratulations, Parag! This is so well deserved! Working with you was a highlight of my time at Twitter, and I’ve never been more optimistic about the future of Twitter 🚀

Deep gratitude for @jack and our entire team, and so much excitement for the future. Here’s the note I sent to the company. Thank you all for your trust and support 💙

@lintool @pankaj @gilad @squarecog I’ve only followed the literature from an (ever increasing) distance lately, but my sense is that the basic aspects are all well understood by now so not as publishable. Also, community has (naturally) moved to ML-style problems which is problem centric as opposed to descriptive.

10 years ago, at my #icwsm keynote, I told the audience to stop working on tweet data porn and on problems that are on Twitter's roadmap for the next quarter. icwsm.org/2011/speaker.p… Wondering how much has changed? cc/ @pankaj @aneeshs @gilad @squarecog

@pankaj Congratulations, Pankaj! Especially wonderful to see you build great products and eng teams in India 👏🏾

Life Update 🧵! After ~4 wonderful years leading Google Pay Engg in India and APAC, I am leaving Google at the end of this month. How it all started? twitter.com/caesars/status… 1/

@mbilotti That’s exactly how I remember you 😀 Congrats!

monday, 11 january 2010: this youngster started at Twitter 11 years, 4 incidents, 3 kids and 1 patent ago today

@edchi I’m sorry to hear about your father’s passing, Ed. I was moved by your beautiful tribute, and clearly a part of him lives on in your heart. May his memory be a blessing.

[I don't normally post personal updates on Twitter, but I want to honor my father's memory after burying his ashes yesterday.] A thread. About two months ago, my father passed away after years of fighting COPD. He was 86 years old. My heart aches because I miss him,

Huge congrats to @jessicatysu and team! And thanks @twitter for encouraging this work! @krishna_kamath @aneeshs @5harad twitter.com/icwsm/status/1…

"An Experimental Study of Structural Diversity in Social Networks," new paper with @jessicatysu, @krishna_kamath, @aneeshs, and @5harad, to appear at ICWSM 2020: arxiv.org/abs/1909.03543 Several years in the making, I'm really excited to share this work! 1/n

HISTORY!

Excellent thread from Johan on our (finally public) structural diversity paper from my time at Twitter👇🏾 To me, it was a reminder of how few (very plausible) hypothesis pan out in A/B testing. Even setting up this experiment was challenging, as the thread points out.

@jugander @Stanford @RahmtinR @krishna_kamath Thanks so much for having me, Johan! Always fun to be back on campus 😀

Hosted a wonderful guest lecture this morning from @aneeshs in my undergrad Networks class @Stanford. Talked about work with @RahmtinR, @krishna_kamath, and Kleinberg on predicting strong ties with network motifs: arxiv.org/pdf/1702.07390… Really nice and highly accessible work!

@venusatuluri It takes time to spread the gospel, but we'll get there :)

@aneeshs The recommendations algorithms of YouTube Music regularly auto-enqueue Tamil songs after listening to a Telugu song. May be you can hook them up with a good similarity algorithm? #Sims4ever

@PurdueCS @dgleich Congrats for the well-deserved recognition, David!

David Gleich is the winner of the 2018 SIAM Outstanding Paper Prize! His paper explores how the mathematics behind Google’s PageRank algorithm can be used in applications from road networks to biology, chemistry, neuroscience, and beyond. cs.purdue.edu/news/articles/…

@joesimitian @mvvoice That is excellent! Is there a website for the shelter or a way to donate to it? I tried searching but couldn't find one.