HackerNoon feature by Dhyey Mavani exploring how the real speculative excess in artificial intelligence lies not in the models, but in the physical infrastructure powering them. The article examines the mounting risks behind the rapid expansion of GPU data centers and energy-hungry AI compute projects that face power, supply chain, and efficiency constraints.
As generative AI becomes deeply embedded in enterprise workflows, organizations are realizing that AI systems require structured onboarding — just like human employees. This article explores the emerging discipline of AI enablement and PromptOps, emphasizing governance, contextual training, feedback loops, and continuous evaluation to ensure responsible and effective AI deployment.
A weekend hackathon in San Francisco focusing on building agentic workflows that work with us and not (only) for us, featuring $5,000+ in prizes sponsored by [Anthropic](https://www.anthropic.com/), [Google](https://www.google.com), [Hudson River Trading](https://www.hudsonrivertrading.com/), [Entrepreneurs First](https://www.joinef.com/), [Mastra](https://mastra.ai/), etc. and expert judges from leading tech companies.
Dhyey Mavani was featured on the Sandesh Newspaper for his groundbreaking work and global contributions in AI and computational mathematics, particularly highlighting his theses and innovative software solutions.
Selected and sponsored to attend Y Combinator’s inaugural AI Startup School, joining 2,500 global builders and leaders in San Francisco.
Recognized during the 2025 Amherst College Commencement for commitment to community and peer mentorship.
Statistics Thesis Defense Talk and Q&A for Dhyey Mavani's work with Professor Shu-Min Liao.
Panelist for AI Applications Representing LogFlowAI initiative (proactive log-based analysis instead of reactive approaches)
Mathematics Thesis Defense Talk and Q&A for Dhyey Mavani's work with Professor Nathan Pflueger.
A glamorous evening of casino games featuring President Michael Elliott as special dealer, custom Mammoth Bucks, and over $3,000 in prizes.
