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Society

ChatGPT is bullshit — and here’s why

Dear Reader,
TEAM FRONTLINE
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Leaving the egg for the end

There are so many quirks associated with how we eat our food, what we do before, what we do after.
Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar
ChatGPT

Escape from ChatGPT: A cautionary tale

This first person account is the chilling story of the triumph of technology over fragile humanity.
Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay
ChatGPT

Editor’s Note: What should really worry us about AI

Many questions are going to haunt us as technology gets increasingly better at replacing our brain.
Vaishna Roy
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ChatGPT

Privacy a casualty in race to develop generative AIs

After the flutter created by ChatGPT, many organisations are looking to collect data to train AIs.
Srinivas Kodali
ChatGPT

ChatGPT for dummies: An explainer on what it is all about (and not)

This addresses all the doubts and apprehensions about the newest AI kid on the block.
Jinoy Jose P
ChatGPT — The Lede

ChatGPT: Disruption or fantasy?

If the objective is to establish an economy that works for everyone, AI seems to be a very unlikely tool of choice.
Eshwar Sundaresan

More stories from Society

Arvind Narayanan.

‘Digital inequalities will power digital colonialism’: Arvind Narayanan

Interview with the AI expert and author.
Jinoy Jose P
People queueing up outside an Indian restaurant for lunch in central London, UK, in April, 2022.

Curry company: How food brings people of the subcontinent together in the UK

Food can function as an anti-racism tool, believes anthropologist Ishaan Patil.
Radhika Holmstrom

A tapper’s tale

The all-but-forgotten story of Bengal’s golden nolen gur.
Satwik Paul
A shiuli atop a date palm tree.

Nolen gur: The all-but-forgotten story of Bengal’s date palm jaggery

This molten jaggery could soon be a thing of the past, with tappers now a dying breed.
Satwik Paul
An illustration from Edward Lear’s The Book of Nonsense—27th Edition (1889). The accompanying limerick goes: “There was a Young Lady whose bonnet/ Came untied when the birds sate upon it;/ But she said, ‘I don’t care! all the birds in the air/ Are welcome to sit on my bonnet!’”

A family of animal whisperers

My grandmother often thought of herself as a bird and talked to our pet cuckoo in his own language.
Anusua Mukherjee
Green spot: Flowering amaltas trees along Delhi roads.

Where did the mynas go?

Urbanisation and tourism have almost killed the pastoral, but it still endures.
Mihir Vatsa
You simply have to learn to run between all kinds of drops.

Running between raindrops

How to get where you want to by finding the safe and sweet spots through all manner of hazards.
Gouri Dange

Vishnu’s Game

Meet the last artist in the line of the family that has been making Dashavatar cards since the 16th century.
Ashok Nath Dey
An aerial view of the British Library in London.

House of knowledge: The fascinating aura of the British Library

Celebrating 50 years in 2023, the British Library is brought to life by excellent staff.
Siddharth Pandey

Colours of desire

A mother’s sari collection feels like an act of vengeance against a life that had deprived her of small joys in her youth.
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A man makes lassi on HC Sen Marg near Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi. He can pour lassi back and forth without looking

Salaam olden days: Walking down food memory lane

Food memories are flavoured nostalgia for some while plain dal-roti fare for others.
Rahul Verma

Colours of desire

A mother’s sari collection feels like an act of vengeance against a life deprived of small joys.
Cop Shiva
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