The Turing Pilgrim

Substack newsletter · by Hari Dutt · English

Notes from Turing Pilgrim on building AI that works in the field — energy, infrastructure, industrial operations. Weekly essays on where real systems break and where AI actually earns its keep.

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2 posts indexed in the last 90 days
Last post
Oct 6, 2026
24 days ago
Likely audience
Data center operators
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The Turing Pilgrim is a Substack newsletter by Hari Dutt covering Industrial AI, Physics-Informed Neural Networks and Data center energy management. NewsletterFIT indexed 2 posts from it in the last 90 days, most recently on Oct 6, 2026.

Topics

  • Industrial AI
  • Physics-Informed Neural Networks
  • Data center energy management
  • Demand response
  • Compute scheduling

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