Press, Talks & Writing

A chronological archive of third-party coverage, recorded talks and panels, interviews, and longer-form technical writing. Academic papers remain on the Publications page.

Last updated: August 2026

Press & Expert Commentary

  • Measuring What Matters in Large Language Model Performance

    Communications of the ACM · March 4, 2026

    “We tend to think that we can identify reasoning when we see it. But there’s no universal consensus.”
  • Learning How Learning Works

    Communications of the ACM · December 5, 2025

    “Training on additional data for a given language will only make the model more accurate in terms of predicting that next token.”
  • Can AI Make the Team?

    Communications of the ACM · October 1, 2025

    “Think of LLMs as savants that can speak more intelligently about any topic under the sun.”
  • Scrutinizing LLM Reasoning Models

    Communications of the ACM · August 7, 2025

    “If you can reward the model for being more concise, you can show a significant increase in accuracy across domains.”
  • The Real, Significant Threat of Shadow AI

    Communications of the ACM · June 17, 2025

    “Employers are unfortunately not able to keep pace with the high demand for trying out generative AI models, tools, and apps.”
  • AI and Cybersecurity

    Communications of the ACM · April 14, 2025

    Talamadupula argues that agents’ data access should be audited automatically after every system or configuration change.

  • Making Conversation a Robot’s Command

    Communications of the ACM · June 27, 2024

    “Used with appropriate guardrails and sufficient context, this can significantly scale up the real world applicability of robotic applications.”
  • Safety Fears Raised Over Risks of ‘Penetrative AI’

    Communications of the ACM · April 4, 2024

    “Hallucinations can be even more dangerous than in mere chatbots.”
  • Forget the Catastrophic Forgetting

    Communications of the ACM · March 26, 2024

    “(It) is a significant problem for all machine learning models and systems.”

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