Tag Archives: AI

Teachers, AI and the Price of Being Relevant

“Happy Teachers’ Day, Vermajee,” I said, raising my glass to my friend, mentor, marketing consultant Vermajee. And one of my teachers. “Thank you. You are only the second person to wish me this year.” “Disappointed?” “Curious. Teachers’ Day once produced more wishes than mosquitoes after the monsoon. Now, only two. And the second one so… Read More: Teachers, AI and the Price of Being Relevant »

The Real AI Crisis: The Slow Death of Natural Intelligence

There was a time when information was power. Today, information is everywhere. And that may be precisely the problem. Today, one better understands the statement: “ The more I know, the more I know how little I know. Something that Natural Intelligence tells you. Google democratised information. Social media democratised opinion. YouTube democratised expertise. And… Read More: The Real AI Crisis: The Slow Death of Natural Intelligence »