AI, Academia And Cognitive Offloading
byIndian universities must articulate clear principles about AI. They should require disclosure when machines shape feedback or assessment.
Indian universities must articulate clear principles about AI. They should require disclosure when machines shape feedback or assessment.
The banality of indifference is the quiet surrender of moral imagination. The most dangerous moment for any democracy is not when cruelty is declared, but when it is rationalised.
kindness finds its form not in treatises or lectures but in a helping hand extended, a smile offered freely, laughter shared, and a simple word or two that says you matter.
Bots are influencing public opinion at an unprecedented scale. Will they end up creating a government of the bots, by the bots and for the bots?
The India-US interim trade deal raises questions on New Delhi’s willingness and ability to stand up to a global hegemon.
Are we haunted by an absence we can never name, and thus can never fill?
Epstein’s emails pull back the curtain on the mechanics of power. They show how fixers and fraudsters influence global politics.
India’s Public Sector Banks (PSBs) have played a significant role in driving financial inclusion. It will be unwise to privatise them.
Minneapolis should not be remembered solely as a site of tragedy but as a warning—one that asks Americans to confront what they have chosen.
Behind India’s official growth numbers lies an economy skewed toward oligarchs, sidelining workers, women, and the informal sector.
Historically, the imperial actions of US foreign policy were concealed in euphemisms of democracy and human rights. Now, they follow boasts of its invincibility.
Is pessimism an undeniable current running through human existence?
Numbers can mislead, mystify and mediate. They speak a language of their own and reveal the truth, if we look carefully.
Human rationality is futile in the ontological sphere, in what Donald Rumsfeld famously coined as “the unknown unknowns.”
Andrius Rudamina, a forgotten Jesuit priest, reveals an unexpected historical connection between Lithuania and India, preserved within Goa’s largest cathedral.