Shouvick Mukherjee
Saratoga, California, United States
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Web technology Executive, with 20+ years of Internet product and technology innovation…
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Shouvick Mukherjee posted thisAI agents are driving a shift from centralized technology delivery to federated innovation. Teams closest to the work can increasingly build their own tools and workflows. In that world, SaaS becomes the system-of-record backbone, Data platforms become the intelligence and context layer, and technology leadership becomes the function that provides the abstractions, interoperability, and guardrails to let distributed innovation scale safely.
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Shouvick Mukherjee posted thisSonderMind’s AI journey is revealing that AI can transform the quality of care by making the therapeutic process more transparent and observable. This visibility enables a continuous care model where providers and clients better understand the care journey, improving documentation, alignment, and ultimately outcomes.
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Shouvick Mukherjee posted thisThis week at SonderMind, we began testing our AI Coach, built on our unified framework for Goal Setting, Personalization, and Outcome-Based Optimization. This initiative establishes a structured foundation for a human-supervised AI coaching model, where data-driven insights, behavioral context, and clinical outcomes work together to enhance client progress and therapist effectiveness. The framework enables consistent measurement, continuous personalization, and scalable delivery of care — advancing our vision of integrating AI, human expertise, and measurable outcomes across the care journey. Proud of the teams driving this forward and excited for the next phase of AI-enabled mental health innovation. #AI #DigitalHealth #MentalHealthTech #Innovation #SonderMind #Personalization #HealthcareAI
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Shouvick Mukherjee reposted thisShouvick Mukherjee reposted thisAt SonderMind, we believe everyone deserves personalized, effective mental healthcare—and freeing up our providers' time to focus on their clients allows them to do just that. Our new AI notes feature saves clinicians up to 7+ hours a week! With the patient’s consent, this tool transcribes and formats client notes to be ready for review and claim submission within seconds after the session ends. “I only need to make small edits, which saves me time and lets me focus more on my clients and their needs,” Clint Callahan, LCSW, from Colorado said. “It also allows me to schedule more sessions without adding extra admin hours.” With more than 100,000 AI-generated notes already submitted to health insurance providers, clinicians get peace of mind while SonderMind assumes compliance responsibility. “SonderMind only rolls out new capabilities when they are vigorously tested,” said Miguel Alvarado, Vice President of Engineering. “And this offering received 100 percent approvals. When you get that alignment, you don't just build better AI—you build a better clinical experience and trust.” To read more about AI Notes, click here: https://lnkd.in/gBZZTWam
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Shouvick Mukherjee posted thisOpenAI’s open models create a path for the co-existence of domain-specific models and general-purpose LLMs, enabling a new era of hybrid intelligence. The ability for applications to seamlessly combine these two paradigms—leveraging the depth of domain expertise with the breadth of LLM capabilities—will be a key differentiator in building truly intelligent and context-aware systems.
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Shouvick Mukherjee posted thisAI agents are fundamentally transforming the SaaS business model. Instead of charging for access via licenses or usage fees, platforms will increasingly monetize based on task completion and outcomes delivered. This shift moves value creation from software usage to real-world impact, where execution matters more than features. As agents automate entire workflows, software becomes invisible — users simply state their intent, and the agent delivers. This evolution will redefine product strategy, pricing models, and how we measure success across the platform industry.
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Shouvick Mukherjee shared thisOur integration of clinical rigor with advanced AI capabilities creates a unique offering for both clients and providers, positioning us to redefine mental health care.Shouvick Mukherjee shared thisMeet the SonderMind app—where you can access personalized mental health support anytime, anywhere. Co-developed with clinicians and built for real life, it combines virtual therapy and psychiatry appointments, mood tracking, guided meditations, and self-care resources all into one seamless experience. SonderMind offers on-demand support for busy professionals like yourself—whether you’re actively in therapy, considering it, or simply looking for ways to manage stress and build healthier habits. Because your mental health deserves support that works on your terms. Explore the app and get started today: https://lnkd.in/ggKkSpXT #MentalHealthSupport #SonderMind #VirtualTherapy #MentalHealthMatters
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Shouvick Mukherjee shared thisAt SonderMind, AI adoption across self-care and therapy, spanning client and provider experiences, drives measurable improvements in mental health outcomes. #MentalHealthTech #AIinHealthcare #DigitalTherapy #SelfCare #HealthTech #AI #SonderMindShouvick Mukherjee shared thisI've never felt more conviction about our work. Last week, Harvard Business Review released a piece which shows that the No. 1 use case for Gen AI is therapy/companionship, followed by personal productivity and personal development. The data speaks for itself. We are hard at work making AI work hard for our clients and providers at SonderMind. I couldn't be more excited for what's coming. #AI #GenAI #therapy #mentalhealth #startups
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Shouvick Mukherjee reposted thisShouvick Mukherjee reposted thisSonderMind is officially nationwide, with therapy services available in all 50 states! 🎉 This means we’re able to provide greater access to mental health care to everyone across the nation. With our expanding network of more than 12,000 providers, we help everyone—from veterans to Medicare members—access timely, affordable, and effective mental health care. Plus, our psychiatry services are already available in 27 states and counting. At SonderMind, we are honored to provide industry-leading technology that fosters innovation and meaningful change while delivering real clinical results for patients. Our comprehensive, personalized approach to mental healthcare goes beyond traditional therapy by ensuring that each individual's needs are met with the right combination of human-powered care and AI-powered tools. And we’re just getting started! We’re hiring for critical roles across the organization. Are you ready to make a difference? Check out our job board for current career opportunities.
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Shouvick Mukherjee liked thisSome open roles at SonderMind in both product and engineering! See below! #werehiringShouvick Mukherjee liked thisWant to work for a company that's trying to help people? We've got a product manager role open for my team. If you're a PM interested in mental health and focusing on customers, check out this role and apply if you think you're a fit: https://lnkd.in/gBUX3s7p And we're still looking for a staff engineer, also on my team: https://lnkd.in/gAVJBDUV
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Shouvick Mukherjee liked thisShouvick Mukherjee liked thisExcited to see where the learnings from the CMS ACCESS model take value-based care—and how they help move our field toward a more clinically impactful future. The focus on rewarding measurable outcomes, not just activities aligns incentives with outcomes. That alignment is exactly what behavioral health needs: more support for meaningful progress, better coordination, and care models built around real impact for patients. SonderMind was selected to participate, and I am pumped for the opportunity to learn what it takes to make this model work—and to help move value-based behavioral health care forward. https://lnkd.in/edXhrEQ8Early Participants of CMS ACCESS Model See Program as Accelerant for Value-Based CareEarly Participants of CMS ACCESS Model See Program as Accelerant for Value-Based Care
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Shouvick Mukherjee liked thisThanks to ACM, Association for Computing Machinery and Google for this award on the name of a South American fellow that left us too early. I am honored!Shouvick Mukherjee liked thisPlease join us in congratulating Ricardo Baeza-Yates on receiving the 2025 ACM Luiz André Barroso Award! He is recognized for his pioneering contributions to algorithms and information retrieval as well as his leadership in fostering a vibrant transnational research community across Latin America. The ACM Luiz André Barroso Award recognizes researchers from historically underrepresented communities who have made fundamental contributions to computer science. The award is named after Luiz André Barroso, a Brazilian computer engineer who pioneered the design of the modern data center. Learn more about Baeza-Yates' contributions and impact here: https://lnkd.in/eZmr2AtS Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Universidad de Chile, You.com, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
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Shouvick Mukherjee liked thisShouvick Mukherjee liked thisThirty years ago on April 12, Yahoo went public, marking one of the earliest and most influential IPOs of the dot-com era. Yahoo was co-founded by Jerry Yang, ’90, MS ’90, and David Filo, ’90, MS ’90, who built “Jerry and David’s Guide to the World Wide Web” while graduate students at Stanford. Their work helped shape how people discovered information online at a moment when the internet itself was still taking form. Watch Yang share his path from Stanford’s electrical engineering classroom to the creation of “a little thing called Yahoo” in the video link here: https://lnkd.in/g_Vp2UYp 📸 Yahoo! Inc. co-founders Jerry Yang, left, and David Filo celebrate the launch of the new Yahoo! Mail, Monday, August 27, 2007. Photo by Court Mast for Yahoo Inc., via Flickr, CC BY 2.0 #Stanford #StanfordUniversity
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Shouvick Mukherjee liked thisShouvick Mukherjee liked thisI'm excited to join the amazing team at Anthropic today where I'll be leading the Infrastructure team! I've been privileged to have a front row seat to the explosion of LLMs, and the team at Anthropic is truly special. The combination of the absolute leading models with a culture that is committed to their mission is inspiring and I can't wait to lean in to help. AI is accelerating at an incredible pace, and the impact of Claude Code in the last 6 months, and particularly the last two months, just shows the power of what is possible. Bringing Powerful AI to the world in a way that brings the benefits to everyone will be so important, and I can't think of a better place to make this happen.
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Shouvick Mukherjee liked thisShouvick Mukherjee liked thisToday is my last day at Microsoft after nearly 17 years, and I've been trying to figure out how to sum up a journey that still feels hard to believe. Microsoft is the only company my kids have ever known me to work for. It's so ingrained in them that when one was asked as a 6-year old to name the three branches of government, he confidently put Microsoft first. But it wasn't obvious at the start that I would be here this long. In 2009, I accepted a job at Microsoft. My friends all asked me "Why on earth would you go to Microsoft?" Microsoft was known for boxed software, not online services and had a negative reputation in the Bay Area. Bing shipped faster than any other team and that was only once every six months. But as I joined it quickly became clear that the caliber of the people was immense. I found people with more intellectual horsepower, more genuine ambition, and having been a part of it, more willingness to reinvent themselves than anywhere I'd seen. In 2011, Qi L. asked me to move to Seattle. That decision reshaped my life in every sense making Seattle the only home my kids remember. Watching Bing grow into a profitable, competitive business was deeply satisfying, and helped demonstrate to the rest of the company how to operate in an online world. In 2018, Satya asked me to lead the Azure AI team. That set in motion the most exciting chapter of my career: watching large language models emerge, and having the privilege of bringing them to the world through the Microsoft Foundry and the Azure OpenAI Service. Riding that wave over the past three years has been extraordinary, and something I'll never stop being grateful for. Through all of it, I learned from outstanding leaders. My managers David Ku, Scott Guthrie, and Jay Parikh, and leaders like Amy Hood and Satya, each shaped how I think about building products, building culture, and building people up. I had a front-row seat to the transformation of Microsoft, and got to learn and grow right along with it. But if I'm being honest, much as I love the technology and celebrate the product launches, the best part was always the people I got to work alongside. The heart, grit, intensity, and passion of everyone I've been fortunate enough to work with is what I'll carry with me. I got far more credit than I deserved. The real work was theirs. To every teammate across these 17 years: thank you. This was the most formative chapter of my career, and you're the reason why. I'll always be long MSFT, both literally and in spirit. More to come next week.
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Automatic online form filling using semantic inference
US 20080120257
A machine learning based automated online form-filling technique provides for automatically completing user input controls based on previously stored information. An associative parser is used to identify and associate characteristics related to form controls with the corresponding form controls. The characteristics of the user input controls are input into a machine learning based semantic inference engine that was trained for the purpose of identifying the type of information that is supposed…
A machine learning based automated online form-filling technique provides for automatically completing user input controls based on previously stored information. An associative parser is used to identify and associate characteristics related to form controls with the corresponding form controls. The characteristics of the user input controls are input into a machine learning based semantic inference engine that was trained for the purpose of identifying the type of information that is supposed to be input into various user input controls. The semantic inference engine operates to label the controls in a manner that describes the meaning of the control, i.e., the type of information that should be automatically input into the corresponding controls. Consequently, the user input controls can be automatically filled in with previously stored user profile information associated with the corresponding labels.
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Keyword recommendation for internet search engines
US 20050198068
A computer implemented method of generating keyword recommendations is provided, which includes providing keyword frequency data in computer readable media that indicate frequency counts of keywords used in past internet searches; providing keyword affinity data in computer readable media that indicate affinities between pairs of keywords used in past user internet searches; identifying keywords from the keyword frequency data that include the selected keyword; identifying keywords from the…
A computer implemented method of generating keyword recommendations is provided, which includes providing keyword frequency data in computer readable media that indicate frequency counts of keywords used in past internet searches; providing keyword affinity data in computer readable media that indicate affinities between pairs of keywords used in past user internet searches; identifying keywords from the keyword frequency data that include the selected keyword; identifying keywords from the keyword affinity data that have an affinity to the selected keyword; and prioritizing the identified keywords based upon the keyword frequency.
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Platform for managing mobile domains and keyword-activated applications
US 20070293247
A mobile domain platform for subscribers (e.g. businesses, institutions, advertising agencies, partners, providers, individuals, and enterprises) to offer a text message based campaign to new or potential customers (users). A subscriber can create a mobile domain by selecting and registering at least one available keyword with a mobile domain platform for the subsequent processing of text messages sent to the platform which include one or more of the registered keywords. Also, the subscriber…
A mobile domain platform for subscribers (e.g. businesses, institutions, advertising agencies, partners, providers, individuals, and enterprises) to offer a text message based campaign to new or potential customers (users). A subscriber can create a mobile domain by selecting and registering at least one available keyword with a mobile domain platform for the subsequent processing of text messages sent to the platform which include one or more of the registered keywords. Also, the subscriber can register one or more keywords as a root for a mobile domain such that subsequent text messages sent to the mobile domain platform that include additional alphanumeric strings of text (root keyword plus one or more combinations of other predetermined keywords) can be automatically processed to enable one or more different actions. A mobile domain keyword is generally composed of one or more alphanumeric characters, and can be any one of a word, phrase, abbreviation, or character
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