An AI adoption journey: somebody still has to read it
When one person gets fast with AI, the reading lands on their reviewers. A four-minute fictional story of a six-person team's first year.
Essays on engineering and AI in practice.
The long version, with the data and the corrections.
ThePrint
Pieces I've written for ThePrint, one of India's larger independent digital newsrooms, on policy, geopolitics and AI.
Taming the Machine—what AI regulation can learn from Wall Street & GDPR
Regulate AI the way Wall Street and GDPR regulate systems that are too important to leave to trust - with structural safeguards, not slogans.
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India's Global Narrative Gap: Why the World Often Hears One Side of the Story
Whoever controls the narrative controls the frame. India tells its story unevenly abroad - and the cost is measurable.
Financial transactions can be secured by locking Aadhaar biometrics
Treat any fingerprint given on a remote scanner as compromised, and lock your biometrics until you need them.
Political asylum is a privilege. The diaspora must acknowledge, nurture India’s talent
The diaspora's relationship with India is a two-way ledger - and asylum, framed carelessly, distorts both sides.
Norway's success story can be blueprint for India's sustainable growth
What a small Nordic economy has done deliberately over fifty years, India could adapt - if it decides sustainability is a system choice, not a slogan.