Draft talk:Mayank Kejriwal

Changes following AfC review.

Thank you for the previous review. I have revised the Research section to address the concerns about sourcing and academic notability.

The principal changes are:

I added a 2022 systematic review published in PLOS ONE that examined 142 studies applying operations research and analytics to human trafficking. The review includes a series of studies co-authored by Kejriwal on investigative search, information extraction, and knowledge graphs.

I retained the independent, non-interview IEEE Computer Society report stating that DIG was being used by more than 200 U.S. law-enforcement agencies. The revised wording distinguishes DIG's origins under DARPA's Memex program from Kejriwal's later work on its development and deployment.

I added independent secondary coverage from Fast Company, Popular Science, and The Guardian concerning Kejriwal's research on the Panama Papers, international patterns of emoji use, and gender representation in literature. The corresponding peer-reviewed papers are cited for the underlying research findings.

I clarified that the 2026 publication in the Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence is a research paper, while the publication in Science is a commentary. The routine Concordia roundtable appearance has been removed from the Research section.

As supplementary bibliometric context, Kejriwal's Scopus profile recorded 1,162 citations and an h-index of 17 in August 2026. His Web of Science profile recorded 622 citations and an h-index of 14, including 453 citations after self-citations were excluded. These figures are offered as supporting context and have not been inserted into the article text.

I would appreciate reconsideration of the draft under WP:NACADEMIC Criterion 1, concerning scholarly impact, and Criterion 7, concerning impact outside academia. LukeWu5121 (talk) 16:18, 24 August 2026 (UTC)