On one side is the need for strong guidelines and guardrails to ensure ethical development & deployment of AI. On the other is the awareness that AI can just as effectively be used by bad actors to do harm. … Continue readingYin & Yang of AI
“We are all a part of every person we have ever met,” English Poet Laureate Lord Tennyson wrote that 200 years ago. It remains profoundly relevant even today. … Continue readingKnowledge Comes, Wisdom Lingers
Radio made the world go round,
It brought us voices from far & near,
It entertained & informed,
It inspired & transformed,
It was the soundtrack of many a year. … Continue readingRooting for Radio
Some people may think it’s strange,
To prefer solitude over exchange.
But introverts know,
That they need time to grow.
Their inner world is their main range. … Continue readingCelebrating Introverts
Think about this: It was probably a nurse who first opened your eyes when you were born; it will probably be a nurse who will close your eyes when you die. That’s because more than 80% of us will die in the cold confines of a hospital, instead of in our homes. … Continue readingNurture Our Nightingales
They say the mathematically inclined can see the Fibonacci sequence in the spirals of a sunflower or a honeycomb of bees. The poetically inclined, on the other hand, can marvel maybe in the magic of math in lines of verse or stanzas that rhyme. … Continue readingCan you solve this riddle?
Sonnet to a Marvel of Man.
(ChatGPT, you’ve many a fan) … Continue readingSonnet to a marvel of man
Stasis is a state of inactivity or equilibrium. Which is what ChatGPT is after millions of requests seem to have overwhelmed its servers. … Continue readingChatGPT in stasis
In most countries, one becomes a “senior citizen” upon turning 65. By the same token, AI just turned 65 this year. … Continue readingAI turned “senior citizen” in 2021
Despite the bleakness of this Black Swan event, let’s work together to try to find a silver lining. … Continue readingCovidiligence