In his iconic long-form essay, Tim Urban’s AI superintelligence analysis lays out a future that feels both inevitable and deeply unsettling. The pace of progress in Artificial Intelligence (AI) has shifted from a theoretical discussion to a daily reality. Just a few years ago, AI systems were confined to playing chess, recognising images, or providing […]
How Kushals is building a self-learning retail system that blends human intuition with machine foresight. A few months ago, I found myself arguing with an algorithm. It insisted that a pair of minimal silver earrings would outsell an antique jhumka in Bengaluru.My instinct said otherwise. And yet, the algorithm was right. That moment changed the
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A Song of Creation from 3,000 Years Ago Long before telescopes scanned galaxies and physicists measured cosmic radiation, the sages of ancient India sat under the open sky and asked: Where did it all begin? The Nasadiya Sukta Big Bang parallel is one of the most fascinating intersections between ancient Vedic thought and modern cosmology.
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The Dawn of the Invisible Workforce In the early days of digital marketing, success was about hiring the right people: a smart SEO expert, a witty copywriter, a savvy media buyer. But today, something extraordinary is happening. AI agents and the future of work is already here, especially in digital marketing, where execution can be
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Who is Really Seeking? Human beings are wired to seek. From the moment we are born, we chase after something — happiness, success, love, peace, and above all, truth. Some seek wealth, some seek knowledge, some seek power, and a few seek the Divine. But have we ever stopped to ask: Who is the seeker?
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There was a time when walking into a store meant being greeted by a friendly shopkeeper who knew your name, remembered what you liked, and could instinctively recommend something new that you’d adore. It felt natural, effortless—even magical. But as retail scaled, the personal touch got lost in the noise of mass production, endless aisles,
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AI-driven personalisation: The Key to Winning in Retail Retail is changing at an unprecedented pace. AI-driven personalisation has shifted from being a luxury to an absolute necessity. Customers no longer just appreciate tailored shopping experiences—they expect them. Brands that fail to meet these expectations risk losing their customers to competitors who do it better. This
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Below are the excerpts from the panel discussion at Ed:Tech Apr ’22. What are the processes that are very relevant at the moment that is increasing the problem-solving ability of brands & companies in the new normal? In the new normal, the average customer has become highly digitally conscious. Technology has empowered them to get
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Below are the excerpts from the interview with Anurima on Digital Democracy. What are the processes that are very relevant at the moment that is increasing the problem-solving ability of brands & companies in the new normal? In the new normal, the average customer has become highly digitally conscious. Technology has empowered them to get
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The Curse of the task lists How many of you keep a task list?How many of you miss tasks or keep getting lost in the task list?For how many does it keep getting bigger, and fatter? Whenever I ask this, almost everyone says an emphatic ‘I’ Here is the thing:Checklists are the least efficient way
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