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Artificially yours: AI and intimacy

India, June 13 -- Chances are that the kid across from you punching furiously into her phone may be typing multi-paragraph confessions into her screen. If you peek over her shoulder, it is entirely po... Read More


Artificially yours: The AI intimacy boom

India, June 13 -- Chances are that the kid across from you punching furiously into her phone may be typing multi-paragraph confessions into her screen. If you peek over her shoulder, it is entirely po... Read More


Zoom out, tune in

India, June 7 -- It is a deeply jarring thing to realise someone can see right through your digital camouflage. An old friend, Rajesh Srivastava, did just that the other day. My WhatsApp display pictu... Read More


Zoom out, tune in

India, June 7 -- It is a deeply jarring thing to realise someone can see right through your digital camouflage. An old friend, Rajesh Srivastava, did just that the other day. My WhatsApp display pictu... Read More


Zoom out, tune in

India, June 7 -- It is a deeply jarring thing to realise someone can see right through your digital camouflage. An old friend, Rajesh Srivastava, did just that the other day. My WhatsApp display pictu... Read More


Will increasing lack of curiosity make us stupider?

India, June 6 -- Biju Dominic keeps coming back to the same idea: we're becoming less curious. His analogy is simple. Think of a librarian anywhere in the world-they had the most access to knowledge b... Read More


Will increasing lack of curiosity also make us stupider?

India, June 6 -- Biju Dominic keeps coming back to the same idea: we're becoming less curious. His analogy is simple. Think of a librarian anywhere in the world-they had the most access to knowledge ... Read More


Will increasing lack of curiosity also make us stupider? Charles Assisi writes on AI and 'Librarian's Paradox' | Opinion

India, June 5 -- Biju Dominic keeps coming back to the same idea: we're becoming less curious. His analogy is simple. Think of a librarian anywhere in the world-they had the most access to knowledge ... Read More


Zoom out, tune in: Charles Assisi on embracing abstractation

India, June 5 -- It is a deeply jarring thing to realise someone can see right through your digital camouflage. An old friend, Rajesh Srivastava, did just that the other day. My WhatsApp display pict... Read More


How the middle-class should adjust to the AI economy

India, May 30 -- For more than three decades, India built one of the most successful middle-class expansion engines in modern economic history by industrialising cognition at scale. Millions of engine... Read More