Strange as it may feel, I’m sitting inside Google Docs, writing an article about the AI that’s been helping me all along. Google Docs is one of those apps where AI has been quietly working for years , long before “AI features” became a marketing headline. In Microsoft Word, AI is easy to spot—Copilot is front and center. In Google Docs, it’s different. The AI has been there for a long time, quietly helping users without making a big deal about it. That’s what this article exp

We are a group of six friends who have been together through thick and thin. The kind of friends who show up for birthdays, crises, random chai meets, and everything in between. So one day, in the middle of our usual chatter, someone said, “Let’s plan a trip.” And somehow, after a lot of back and forth, we landed on Cambodia. Why Cambodia? Honestly, don’t ask. There were debates, dramatic arguments, strong opinions, rejected destinations, and at least three almost-final decis

This was my first international leisure trip. I have travelled a lot over the years, but mostly for work. Vacations were always within India. So this one felt special. Almost symbolic. My first proper holiday outside the country. We started on a Friday around 1:30 pm IST. And strangely, till that very day, the trip hadn’t fully sunk in. In fact, I even squeezed in a few hours of office work before leaving. That is so typical of me. It was only when we finally began that it fe

Image by Rajashree Rajadhyax WhatsApp is one app that we use everyday. I’m sure with many that is the default way of staying connected with the world. Its easy to use, always available and the best thing is that its associated with your mobile number. I think the success behind WhatsApp over any other messaging tool is its association with the mobile number. While the interface is clean and simple and there is no bragging about use of AI, yet AI is working in the background t