Explore the story behind Rudyard Kipling’s “If—,” its 1910 publication and inspiration from the Jameson Raid of 1895.
Author: Sreedhar Potarazu
Anthropic warns AI could drive job losses while exposing inefficiencies, prompting debate over automation, productivity, and meaningful work
Carlos Alcaraz’s influence pushes American tennis stars to elevate their grit, resilience and competitiveness at the 2026 US Open
AI autonomy raises concerns about self-preservation, instrumental convergence, intuition, and the gradual loss of human decision-making power
Born in 1965, the same year Medicare was created, the author reflects on how the economics of American healthcare have transformed over the decades.
But science can explain how the disaster happened. It cannot answer the question that grief inevitably asks: Why did it happen to me?
Tech CEOs face hidden mental health risks as ambition, risk-taking and intense drive can affect leadership, employees, entire organizations
As parents grow older, ambition and technology can distract us from appreciating the limited time we have with those who raised us.
After decades of treating healthcare as an HR expense, CEOs and boards are finally confronting a problem that threatens the bottom line.
Etched, founded by three Harvard dropouts, reaches a $21B valuation by accelerating AI inference hardware and semiconductor development
AI challenges traditional ideas of authorship, raising questions about human judgment, responsibility through Shakespeare, Vedas, technology.
More than 100 million Americans lack regular primary care, exposing a growing crisis in access, affordability and continuity of health care.
In America, we can be citizens and still sometimes be asked where we are really from. We can be born here and still be perceived through the lens of ancestry
Away from the political stage, Rubio’s unguarded conversation with Katie Miller and his wife Jeanette offered a glimpse of the man behind the politician.
AI model distillation transfers intelligence efficiently, but raises critical questions about context, human behavior, and what gets lost
New research suggests targeted visual processing training may support cognitive health and potentially reduce dementia risk as the brain ages
As AI offers professional-level advice, lets examine whether companies should face licensing, oversight and liability requirements.
I am not suggesting that Jobs set out to create an addictive device or that Zuckerberg set out to make billions of people psychologically dependent on social media. Or did they?
Public trust depends on transparency, as leaders must prioritize accountability over silence when health decisions affect responsibilities
sarees were never simply garments purchased for special occasions. They represented artistry, tradition, and identity
Technology has made Indians more accessible and connected, but the rise of digital communication raises questions about real human connection.
Guru Purnima highlights why AI can never replace true teachers, emphasizing wisdom, mentorship, the lifelong guru-disciple relationship
Exam leaks are undermining student trust in India, raising questions about education integrity and the country’s ambitions to lead in AI.
AI infrastructure spending is reshaping Big Tech’s financial playbook as hyperscalers including Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta see the free cash flow that once defined their strength come under growing pressure
AI enhances communication but may also shape human judgment, authenticity, and independent thinking through personalized interactions