Two Stories That Made Me Rethink How We Explain Progress I read two very different pieces this week — one about a super-fast animal and another about AI at work
I was genuinely excited when OpenAI announced it would begin testing ads inside ChatGPT. Given how pivotal generative AI has become in shaping search, assistance, and discovery experiences, I hoped
I came across a telling trend in mobile app spending for 2025. For the first time, consumer spending on non-gaming mobile apps surpassed games, driven strongly by the adoption of
Google is evolving search in a way that goes beyond keywords and generic results. The company has expanded a feature called Personal Intelligence into AI Mode in Search, enabling Google’s
I recently read about Moltbook, a social network designed not for humans, but for AI agents to interact with one another. Think of it as Reddit for bots. At first
I’m seeing stronger signals that Apple is preparing its next big AI-led push. Recent comments from Tim Cook point to new product categories and services powered by AI, with two
I’m seeing another push from Meta to weave AI deeper into everyday social behavior. This time, it’s coming to Facebook in a very visible way — profile pictures, stories, and
India is on the verge of a significant policy push with the proposed Digital Trade Bill, aimed at simplifying digital commerce by cutting red tape, reducing compliance burdens, and harmonizing
I was genuinely excited when OpenAI announced it would begin testing ads inside ChatGPT. Given how pivotal generative AI has become in shaping search, assistance, and discovery experiences, I hoped
“Instagram Edit app has a new competitor, soon.” That’s the shift we’re seeing as YouTube prepares to let creators generate Shorts using their own AI likeness. According to TechCrunch, YouTube
Across 500+ channels studied, average long-form views reportedly fell from around 150,000 to about 60,000 per upload. Even more striking, some of the top 100 YouTubers saw roughly a 50%
I recently came across a deep dive on Modern Animal’s social strategy, and it’s a great example of how brands can succeed by focusing less on algorithm hacks and more on
I was going through recent data on misinformation in India, and the trend is worrying. Despite laws and fact-checking units in place, fake news cases have continued to rise —
There’s a pricing pattern emerging that challenges the way we usually think about value. It’s called the heritage discount — where sellers are willing to reduce prices for buyers who
I was going through recent MSME data and one thing is clear — India’s MSME sector is massive, but structurally uneven. MSMEs form the backbone of employment and exports, yet
I’m seeing another push from Meta to weave AI deeper into everyday social behavior. This time, it’s coming to Facebook in a very visible way — profile pictures, stories, and
India is on the verge of a significant policy push with the proposed Digital Trade Bill, aimed at simplifying digital commerce by cutting red tape, reducing compliance burdens, and harmonizing
Two Stories That Made Me Rethink How We Explain Progress I read two very different pieces this week — one about a super-fast animal and another about AI at work
