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The University Is Running on the Wrong Clock
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Generation Z is entering a world of continuous technological and career disruption, but our higher education remains organised around industrial-era assumptions
It can take a few months for a university syllabus to be revised. In just weeks, Generative AI has...
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‘AI Has Reinforced the Importance of Human Qualities’
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Few careers reconcile the precision of algorithms with the poetry of human aspiration as effortlessly as that of Nihit Mohan. Based in Singapore, he has spent nearly two decades at the forefront of global banking, steering initiatives in finance, analytics...
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AI Will Decide Which Small Businesses Survive
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India’s economic future may not be decided by its billion-dollar technology companies alone. It may well be determined by the ability of millions of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to embrace artificial intelligence. The recent World Economic Forum report, Transforming...
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Beyond the AI Arms Race: The Apple Way to AI
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As the economics and ecology of hyperscale AI begin to crack, Apple’s delayed strategy appears remarkably prescient.
Apple’s WWDC 2026 delivered one unmistakable message: it has rebuilt its entire software and device ecosystem around Apple Intelligence. Siri AI has been...
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AI for Emotional Support? Here’s Where It Helps—and Where It Fails
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Instant emotional validation may feel comforting, but real healing often requires human insight and accountability.
As a counsellor and therapist, one pattern I have been noticing more frequently in recent times is this—many people are now turning to AI before...
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Why Teachers Matter More in the Age of AI
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A growing concern is being felt in classrooms and faculty rooms. If students can access lectures from the best universities, solve problems using artificial intelligence, and get explanations within seconds, what is left for the teacher to do? Has the...
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The Adult Technocrat
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The danger is not technology itself, but the quiet, unquestioned surrender to its conveniences.
A few months ago, ChatGPT unveiled a new health feature that allows users to upload medical test reports for analysis, carefully stopping just short of formal...
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When Machines Masquerade as Scientists
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Two recent developments in scientific publishing should worry us. In one case, AI-generated inputs were found in peer review, leading to the rejection of papers. In another, an AI-written paper successfully passed peer review. Together, these highlight a deeper shift...
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