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

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

I was reading an article and they talked about some 10 breakthrough technologies for this year. While my interest generally is around AI, I was keen to know which other technologies are defining the future. I thought of sharing them with you. Of course this list has been curated after reading articles from the top research analysts firms like Gartner, MIT and others Geopatriation Geopatriation means moving company data and applications out of global public clouds and back int

I still remember the day I created my Gmail account. It felt like a small milestone. Back then, email was something you signed up for with a bit of excitement. I mainly used it to exchange notes with friends, share college updates, and coordinate group work. In India, Hotmail was the big name at the time, and having an email ID felt new and slightly special. Fast forward to today, and Gmail has quietly woven itself into everyday life. My day begins with emails and often ends

Illustration by Rajashree Rajadhyax AI is a really powerful tool, but if not safeguarded can be misused causing serious damage. AI is as good as the knowledge it is fed with at the time of training and the intentions of the trainers. There have been a number of incidents when an AI tool had to be withdrawn because it was gullible to training at the hands of people with incorrect intentions.  Take for example Gallatica, the AI chatbot by Meta released in 2022. It was trained o

I was reading about some recent advancements in AI, and I came across an article on how researchers are trying to measure pain using artificial intelligence. It immediately caught my attention. Pain is such a personal and complicated feeling, so the idea that AI could somehow understand or quantify it sounded very interesting. That curiosity made me read a few more papers and articles on the topic. It was only a cursory read, but even then I felt the work was interesting enou

Imagine this: It's 1930 in London, and you need to wake up early for work. You’re not worried about missing your morning routine because, right on time, a knocker-upper arrives. Armed with a long stick, they tap persistently on your window until you're awake. For those on the upper floors, they might even shoot dried peas at the glass to make sure you’re roused! Strange as it sounds, this was a genuine profession before alarm clocks became affordable and reliable. Today, it’s

AI Agent Glossary. Infographic by Rajashree A new frontier in the field of Artificial Intelligence are AI agents. We have looked at what AI agents are in my previous article here. Just as humans evolved, AI too is evolving and the progress is in the direction of autonomy. Sophistication and capability of AI is slowly being judged by how autonomous it is. How much human intervention is needed to complete the goals. AI is transitioning from software that is trained for specific

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Child playing with simple toys Just yesterday, I read in the news that OpenAI—the company behind ChatGPT—is now joining hands with toy-maker Mattel. Yes, the same Mattel that gave us Barbie and Hot Wheels. As I read it, I smiled, thinking of my own childhood. I used to love playing with Barbie, and those tiny Hot Wheels cars were so much fun. Now, it seems those very toys will come with AI inside them. I still remember how my sister and I would spend hours making up stories a

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Language models are a buzzword these days. The current state-of-the-art in language modelling is the transformer based GPT-3, which was...