Yash Bhatia is a Web Content Writer at various publications. He specializes in journalism, media, and press, exploring the evolving landscape of these fields through his writing. Yash's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Cureus Journal of Medical Science, afaqs!, and Marketing Mind.
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Yash Bhatia's coverage is heavily focused on product promotions, advertising, brands, marketing and consumer trends. He has a national focus on India.
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Why India's quick commerce giant is testing experiential offline stores—and what it signals for trust, quality and the next phase of q-commerce?
By: Vinayak Sathe, Roman Barrozo, Akshay Reddy, Rohan R. Datir, Niall Baig, Yash Bhatia
Introduction: Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease characterized by progressive cartilage loss, bone remodeling, and chronic pain. The growing global burden of OA motivates the evaluation of artificial intelligence (AI) approaches for automating radiographic diagnosis. Purpose: This study aimed to compare AI models trained on real radiographs, ChatGPT-generated radiographs, and a combined dataset to assess whether synthetic imaging can improve OA detection. Methods: Three binary classifiers were trained using knee radiographs: Model A (ChatGPT-generated images only), Model B (real images only), and Model C (real + synthetic). All models were developed using PyTorch in Google Colab and evaluated on 1,656 held-out real radiographs. Performance metrics (accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, precision, F1 score, and AUROC (area under the receiver operating characteristic)) were computed. Between-model comparisons used two-sided McNemar’s tests on paired predictions; 95% confidence intervals were estimated by bootstrap resampling. Grade-specific comparisons were Holm-Bonferroni adjusted (with unadjusted p-values also reported). Results: Models B and C outperformed Model A across overall performance, while Model A showed higher specificity. Model C demonstrated slightly higher discrimination than Model B (AUROC 0.782 vs 0.758), with overlapping 95% confidence intervals. Sensitivity for grade 1 and grade 4 OA was higher for Model C than for Model B in unadjusted comparisons, but these differences did not remain statistically significant after Holm-Bonferroni adjustment. Conclusion: ChatGPT-generated radiographs alone were insufficient for reliable training of OA diagnostic models. When used as a supplement to real radiographs, synthetic images produced small, directionally favorable changes in discrimination and grade-specific sensitivity, supporting their use as an adjunct for dataset expansion rather than a replacement for clinical imaging.
By: Yash Bhatia
Nirma’s refreshed jingle underscores how music continues to drive brand recognition, engagement, and long-term recall, with experts highlighting its growing importance in today’s marketing landscape
By: Yash Bhatia
After going viral for his entry in Dhurandhar, Akshaye Khanna's moves are all over the Internet, but will brands leverage this moment for endorsements? Experts weigh in
Manoj Sharma, CEO – Magazine, India Today Group, pens a clear-eyed view on how credibility and formats will shape print media trends ahead
By: Yash Bhatia
Lakshmi Menon, CEO, The New Indian Express pens a perspective on how print reaffirmed its relevance in 2025 and the trends set to shape its future in 2026
By: Yash Bhatia
Babita Baruah, Chief Executive Officer, VML India, pens a forward-looking perspective on creative trends shaping the future of advertising and brand experience
By: Yash Bhatia
B. Srinivasan, Managing Director (MD), Vikatan Group, pens a sharp perspective on how print-led credibility, utility and trust will shape media and advertising trends ahead
Himanshu Saxena, Managing Director – BBH India and President (North & East) – Saatchi & Saatchi India, Propagate India, pens a perspective on creative trends shaping advertising in 2026
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