By Shashi Bellamkonda ·
I take two walks a day now, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, a habit I built somewhere in the second year of the pandemic and never gave up. The earbuds go in, the sanag pair that cost me almost nothing, and lately the thing keeping me company on the pavement is Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4, a panel doing impressions on Dead Ringers of British politicians I only half recognize…
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The Watch Came in a Jewelry Box | Lessons from the Titan StoryThe Watch Came in a Jewelry BoxThe first watch I ever bought for myself came after I got married, and I bought it wit…
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When I speak at conferences, people often tell me I did a great job. My first thought, before I even finish hearing the sentence, is that they're being polite.
I've decide…
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Analysis · Enterprise AI · June 2026Three companies released data about AI and human oversight in the same week. None of them coordinated. All three pointed in the same direction.…
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Saturday afternoon, nothing on Netflix worth clicking, Prime suggesting the same rotation of prestige drama I'd already half-watched. I went looking instead. That's how I …
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The summer I turned ten in Madras, the BBC was already a presence in our house. Chennai is what the city is called now, but in my memory it is always Madras, and Madras in summer …
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Growing up in India, the word “exam” carried a heavy, almost suffocating weight. The 90 minutes you spent at a desk frantically writing on paper took on life-changing proportions.…
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