Category "Tech"

When Humans Learn to See Beyond Human: Neuralink’s Boldest Promise Yet

“The future arrives quietly. It doesn’t knock. It simply becomes possible.” For decades, blindness has been accepted as one of humanity’s most difficult medical challenges. Science has developed better surgeries, better lenses, better retinal implants, and smarter assistive technologies. Yet one truth remained unchanged: if the eyes could not send...

The ₹1 Lakh Salary Illusion: Why Many IT Professionals Feel Wealthy on Paper but Struggle Every Month

The world is witnessing one of the greatest talent wars in modern history. Not for movie stars. Not for athletes. Not even for CEOs. This war is for Artificial Intelligence engineers and researchers. In recent years, companies like Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind and others have been competing fiercely to...

The Journal Entry #029 : Intel: The Giant That Taught the World How to Build Computers… and Then Forgot How the World Was Changing

- - Advice, AI, Tech

“For nearly half a century, Intel defined the semiconductor industry. Today, it finds itself chasing AMD, Apple, NVIDIA, and TSMC in the very markets it once dominated.” Few companies have shaped modern civilization as profoundly as Intel. If you have ever used a Windows PC, a laptop, a desktop workstation,...

The Journal Entry #018 : Where Do IT Professionals Disappear After 45? 99% of People Start Preparing for Their Second Career Too Late

Walk into a large IT company in India. Look around the floor. You will see hundreds of people in their twenties. Plenty in their early thirties. Team leads and managers in their late thirties and early forties. Then ask a simple question: Where are all the 48-year-old software engineers? Where...

The Journal Entry #017 : AI Is Cheap Today Because Someone Else Is Paying the Bill

Every day, millions of us open ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity. We ask questions, write emails, generate images, analyse documents, create software and prepare business plans. Most of us never think about what happens after we press Enter. We see a simple text box. Behind it is one of...

Journal Entry #009 (Part 1 of 3) : The AI Classroom – What India Must Learn from China’s Education Revolution Before It’s Too Late

“Every industrial revolution rewards one generation and punishes another. The difference is never intelligence—it is preparation.” Introduction: The Revolution Has Already Begun Imagine two children born on the same day in 2025. One grows up in Bengaluru. The other grows up in Shenzhen. Both are equally intelligent. Both are equally...