Charles Assisi

Charles Assisi They say one can learn more about a person over lunch than in months of knowing them, and the truth of this was borne home to me last month.

Why are millions confessing their fears and secrets to AI? The answer lies less in technology than in our need to be heard without judgment.

India, July 11 -- Every civilisation has come to believe in confessions. That is why people confess to priests; fears are acknowledged to Gods; ever

It's the enormous amount of memory needed by the AI servers powering these services such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. It is consuming memory chips at such a pace that manufacturers are finding them harder—and more expensive—to source

Do you remember the last time you went cycling or played cricket with your childhood friends? Endings have a way of going unnoticed. Don’t take routines for granted.

Good writing cannot be reduced to grammar, style or vocabulary. The craft lies elsewhere. It begins with noticing what others dismiss. It begins by asking questions and noticing patterns others don’t see

We call it ease of use, and revel in the speed and instant results. But is it ‘ease’ if millions of people – our elders – are left out in the cold?

But what is the DNA that binds an F1 car and a long-distance truck? To understand that, a good place to begin is the racetrack. Most people who follow the sport are focused on the race driver. But a modern F1 vehicle is less of a car and more of a high-speed, data ecosystem

MUMBAI: Most people outside Bengaluru have probably never heard of Namma Yatri—an app that is mostly used to aggregate auto rickshaws, like you would on Uber or Ola

I asked my daughter and her friends how they define freedom, and the answers were stark, clearly defined, and not what I expected.