The AI revolution is not without human biases, and random generation is not as “random” as you would expect.

His eye was like the eye of a vulture, the eye of one of those terrible birds that watch and wait while an animal dies, and then fall...

When platforms claim to act in the name of safety, they must be critically examined: whose safety, and at what cost?

If we are to understand human behaviour in a more holistic manner than we do so far, we must be willing to question our foundations, and AI can absolutely prove useful in organising what we think we know, but what we know is often not enough to go by.

The tools we build are not neutral; the hand holding the pen, regardless of how careful it deems itself, can smudge out entire ways of seeing and being.

A central theme of the AI Action Summit was the integration of artificial intelligence into public infrastructure, reflecting a broader global trend wherein many governments are increasingly exploring the ability of artificial intelligence as a tool for enhancing governance and service delivery. However, as AI tools are progressively embedded into the infrastructural and bureaucratic apparatuses of everyday life, it becomes imperative to approach such integration with atten

AI systems, even while devoid of semantic intent, act as inadvertent lexicographers. Their outputs are indexed, shared, and popularised by human agents. A fabricated term, when presented to users who perceive AI as ‘trustworthy’, can simply misinform, mislead, and cause real-world harm.

AI integration is no longer the futuristic marvel it once seemed. Its ubiquity spans from workspaces to creative platforms, and while public opinion is divided, one growing sentiment is clear: many users are weary of the constant and often invasive, uninvited presence of artificial intelligence and generated content across everyday platforms.

With AI technology reimagining the manner in which we negotiate with technology, rethinking the gender biases therein also become imminent and important.

Ping! You’ve got another meme for your collection. Except this one has an ulterior motive! Modern human culture and society would be...

What do we really own in this post-digital, AI-centric era, and is this concern simply a materialistic panic or is it genuine ?

“AI Will Take Our Jobs!” has been one of those phrases that seems to be present in the echo chamber of every field and discipline. What...

There’s an odd modern pride in being able to prompt ChatGPT better than others, or using generative design tools faster than one’s peers. But in this race, what we mistake for skill development may actually be skill decay. Professionals risk losing their touch. Learners risk never acquiring one. Are we really having a skill-development when we stop doing everything by ourselves?

Foundational structures may seem innocuous to the casual observer if not critically viewed through the lens of marginalisation, but they can be value-ridden and have ideologies built into them.

AI tools and integrations promise to save time - but time for what exactly?

The Internet worships cats; they dote on them, hail their pictures and cannot help but to search up cat videos on YouTube . When Game...

As India navigates its digital and cultural evolution, ensuring caste equity is both a moral imperative and a societal necessity.

AI poses a tipping point for world sustainability issues, as it can bolster and decelerate sustainability efforts. How do we navigate?

A few decades ago, we would not have been able to imagine that we would be listening to machines singing and performing in the near...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) bias is similar to the visible tip of an iceberg, representing only an observable, fractional part of a much...