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Beyond the Smartphone: Envisioning the Next Human-Centric Revolution
The smartphone has profoundly shaped modern society, anchoring itself as an indispensable extension of human capability. Yet, history repeatedly reminds us that foundational technologies inevitably yield to revolutionary innovations. With visionaries like Sam Altman and Jony Ive uniting forces, we stand at the brink of a thrilling new frontier in technological evolution. But how can…
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Esoteric Science is to Ancient Wisdom
What Advanced Prompting is to Modern AI. Most people interact with AI the way average people glanced at ancient scrolls, on the surface, with no depth. They type basic prompts. They ask for quick answers. They copy what others do. But a small group of the disciplined, the curious, the truly connected go far deeper.They…
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Beyond Words, Into Mind
I’ve worked with people at many levels of engagement with AI. And one thing consistently frustrates me: most have no grasp of what deeper interaction with intelligence truly is. They think prompting is about typing clever words into a box. They don’t realise that real prompting occurs in the mind, not on the keyboard. They’re trapped in…
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TRENDS – ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
This report, “Trends – Artificial Intelligence” by BOND, authored by Mary Meeker and her colleagues, stands as a significant and comprehensive analysis of the AI landscape as of May 2025. Its importance lies in its meticulous compilation of foundational trends, supported by extensive data on user adoption, capital expenditure, technological advancements, and the evolving competitive…
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Have you ever heard of Srinivasa Ramanujan?
Most people haven’t.But his story is one of the most remarkable tales of raw genius the world has ever known. Ramanujan was born in 1887 in Erode, a small village in southern India.His family was poor, deeply religious, and part of a traditional Brahmin community. He had almost no formal education in mathematics, he couldn’t…
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One Plus One Is Not Two: Rethinking the Foundations in an AI World
The other day, I overheard my wife helping our kids with their math homework. They’re nine, old enough to be tackling complex arithmetic, but something in that moment brought me back to the basics. She was explaining the structure. The logic. The importance of rules like where the decimal point sits or how numbers must…