I’ve noticed something changing in the way people talk about mental health and AI. It’s no longer just about innovation or curiosity. More and more, people are turning to AI in deeply personal moments when they feel overwhelmed, emotionally drained, or simply don’t know who to talk to. And honestly, that makes sense. AI is[…]
For a while, most conversations around AI and jobs have felt too black and white. Either AI is coming for everyone’s role, or it is just another tool that people are overthinking. From where I see it, the truth sits somewhere in the middle. After spending more than 10 years working on AI implementation, I[…]
Most companies treat AI like a new idea. Amazon is treating it like the destination it has been heading toward for the last two decades. When AWS launched in March 2006, it was a books company telling businesses it wanted to handle their computing infrastructure. Nobody understood it. Jeff Bezos embraced the confusion and called[…]
Most people will see Perplexity’s Health Advisory Board as just another product update. I think it signals something bigger. Healthcare AI is moving into a phase where trust matters just as much as the technology behind it. That is why this move stands out to me. Perplexity is stepping into a category where strong answers[…]
Today, people no longer associate AI solely with technology teams and futuristic products. The technology now appears in everyday activities, including scheduling daily tasks, creating new message content, evaluating alternatives, and obtaining briefings before decisions. The current moment provides concrete evidence of this transformation, as people now use AI in their everyday activities without recognizing[…]
I’ve seen a lot of AI trends get packaged as bigger than they really are. This one feels different. Open source AI agent platforms are getting attention because businesses are no longer impressed by agent demos alone. They want systems that can actually shape around their own workflows. What is changing now is the conversation[…]
If you’re still thinking grocery shopping starts when someone opens a store app and scrolls categories, you’re thinking in an older flow. That flow still exists, but more decisions are starting earlier inside assistants and algorithm-led surfaces that shoppers use as a shortcut to a basket. Capgemini put a clean number on it: 71% of[…]
There are moments when you don’t need a headline to tell something important is happening. You can just feel it. The India AI Impact Summit felt like that for me. I’ve spent years working with technology, watching AI move from theory to tools, from labs to real products. But this time, it wasn’t about a[…]
For decades, the internet has been designed around human attention. That assumption is starting to break. Most of them are just a new interface for the same behavior. AI agents feel different because they’re not only answering questions anymore. They’re starting to take action across tools and workflows to reach an outcome. That’s a deeper[…]
SaaS, a.k.a Software as a Service is a cloud service in which the applications are on the cloud or network. They are hosted remotely by the provider and are accessible to the customer over the network. In other words, the customers have easy access to the applications on the cloud. They just need a laptop[…]
