Since this is striking a chord, let me also clarify I’m not dissing strategy or consulting as a profession. But I’m deeply cautious about taking advice from someone who’s never been in my shoes, and equally, I’d never be smug enough to offer strategic counsel to someone unless
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Strategy Without Hands-On Experience Fails in AI Era
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I’ve always believed that jumping into pure strategy roles too early in your career isn’t the best move. Without real, hands-on experience, you risk becoming a PowerPoint strategist – big on slides, light on substance. This has become painfully evident in the age of AI. The
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Teachers Face New AI Detection Challenge Amid ChatGPT Era
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All teachers deserve a 20% raise, minimum. Earlier they needed to know the subject, teach it well, and have the patience of a saint.
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Generational Balance with AI Technology and Critical Thinking
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Yes it’s an area of concern. But then, I also believe that each generation does find their balance with technology. The baseline gets pushed up, those who are driven and would like to push harder, will use AI smartly, without outsourcing their own thinking to it.
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Promptcrastination: When AI Checking Replaces Human Judgment
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Promptcrastination: The habit of endlessly checking AI, when what’s really needed is good old-fashioned human judgment.
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ChatGPT’s Em Dash Revival: Misuse and Literary Decline
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THE TRAGIC TALE OF THE EM DASH(—) Once loved by writers like Jane Austen—elegant & precise. Then it vanished in the keyboard age.
Now ChatGPT’s brought it back. It’s everywhere- misused, misunderstood, no one wants it. Moral of the story: They don’t make Em like they used to. -
Accountability and Trust: Respecting Lives in AI Systems
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Accountability isn’t about blame – it’s about respect for those whose lives were shattered. Asking for it isn’t just legitimate; it’s a right. It’s what sustains trust – in systems, and in humanity itself.
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How Technology Makes Us Busier Not Freer
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Technology, almost always, makes us busier.
Smartphones were meant to liberate us from the office – so we could work from anywhere. Instead, they turned our homes into offices.
For every minute saved, we spend many more chasing endless content and constant connections.
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AI Solves Online Community Sharing Problems
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Thank you. Yes, most online communities suffer from three problems – over sharing, under sharing and bad sharing. AI can solve them – we’re working on it.
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Today’s Social Symbols Become Tomorrow’s Technological Necessities
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Today’s social symbols are tomorrow’s necessities.