Navigating the challenges posed by technology's increasing centrality requires us to address the biases present in Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPT) and Large Language Models (LLM) especially as these models are not effectively trained on non-western countries.
Coups or change in regimes happen due to a broad range of factors. This week we examine if it is possible to understand and predict them.
"Shatranj Ke Khiladi" explores the contrasting lifestyles and priorities of the Indian aristocracy and common people during the time of British occupation.
Altruism has long been a conundrum for biologists, economists, it took a long time for them to make sense of altruism The insight from behaviour science is unraveling multiple lenses through which we may look at altruism. One key takeaway is to not be in a hurry for taking action.
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This week in the newsletter we are paying homage to a legendary computer scientist Kenneth Lane Thompson who wrote the
Every time there is a bank failure (or any other negative event) we look to the policy makers to stem
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