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Seven people you must know to make sense of AI and consciousness
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Seven people you must know to make sense of AI and consciousness

Can AI be conscious? The answer depends on what you think consciousness is. Seven people, and seven old Indian ideas, can help you make up your mind.

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N S Ramnath

N S Ramnath

Senior Editor | Founding Fuel

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What Gen Z is watching—and why

Three Gen Z writers share the films and shows that made them laugh, cry, question power—and occasionally want to become better people.

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Nayantara Assisi

Nayantara Assisi

Third year Student | St Xavier's College

·Business & Strategy

What a Lasting Tata Settlement Must Resolve

Ahead of Tata Sons’ pending AGM, the fight over leadership and listing is widening. A lasting settlement must resolve who decides, how capital is used and whose interests count.

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Satish Pradhan

Satish Pradhan

Independent Consultant

·Economy, Policy & Society

Who Was the School Day Built For?

India’s school system was built to educate at scale. Its classrooms, exams and incentives reveal what that design rewards—and the individual child it struggles to see.

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Nandita Abraham

Nandita Abraham

Founding Dean | BITS Design School, Mumbai

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The Future of Work and Agentic AI Series

The Future of Work and Agentic AI Series

Much of the conversation around AI focuses on tools and productivity. This series looks deeper: at how AI is reshaping organisational architecture—how decisions are made, how knowledge flows, and how work itself is organised.

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What Gen Z is watching—and why

What Gen Z is watching—and why

Three Gen Z writers share the films and shows that made them laugh, cry, question power—and occasionally want to become better people.

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Nayantara Assisi

Nayantara Assisi

Third year Student | St Xavier's College

Forget the Timers. Fix the Ground.

Forget the Timers. Fix the Ground.

Top-down restrictions often teach kids how to outsmart the rules rather than manage themselves. Here is why an indirect approach works when direct prohibition fails.

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N S Ramnath

N S Ramnath

Senior Editor | Founding Fuel

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