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Cities learning to think, but for whom?

India, Oct. 20 -- On a humid evening in Bengaluru, a stretch of road clears itself of traffic without a single policeman intervening. Sensors beneath the ground detect congestion forming a kilometre a... Read More


The Cage Without Bars

India, Oct. 13 -- For years, one image has stayed with me: a dog in a cage. At first it fights to escape, scratching at the bars and whining at the shocks that come without warning. Then, slowly, it s... Read More


The Algorithmic Afterlife: when your data refuses to die

India, Oct. 6 -- The cloud remembers what the river forgets In India, death has many rituals. Some are cremated by the river, some buried in silence and some left to the open sky. Yet across faiths a... Read More


Our Chip Gamble: Small Pieces, Big Future

India, Sept. 8 -- Chips may be the tiniest part of our phones or laptops, but they run the biggest part of our lives. Every time we call a friend, drive a car, swipe a card, or watch a movie online, a... Read More


If We Don't Reinvent the Chip, AI Will Break the Planet

India, Aug. 19 -- Recently, I was in conversation with some fellows from Silicon Valley and Shenzhen - two of the world's tech powerhouses - swapping stories about our latest AI projects. One of them ... Read More