Anjali Sharma is a B. Tech student at Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, specializing in AI and research. An IEEE-published author on deepfake detection, she has interned at DRDO, focusing on Agentic AI systems and their application to real-world problems like womens health.
Outside of her core tech focus, Anjali balances her analytical skills with a strong creative side, describing herself as a "tech girlie" with an "art girliee" side quest. She is the Tech Head for her universitys creative society, has won awards for digital illustration, and enjoys binge-watching anime.
She proactively secured her research internship at DRDO by cold-emailing scientists, demonstrating exceptional initiative.
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