Yesterday, I asked ChatGPT on professions that would be worst & least impacted by artificial intelligence (AI) over next 10 years. Here’s a summary of its response: Worst Impacted 1. Data Entry Clerks: Automated data entry systems can handle routine data input tasks.2. Telemarketers: AI-powered chatbots and automated calling systems can replace some telemarketing roles.3. … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence & Emotional Intelligence
Musings
COP27 and the Future
The COP27 in November 2022 was a failure in making progress on its core objective – limiting the global warming to 1.50 C – the famous net zero phenomenon, a target that was hailed a big breakthrough in Paris seven years ago. The disagreements on who should play the leading part in meeting this target … Continue reading COP27 and the Future
The Head, Heart, Hand Trinity
The head, heart and hand theory of managing change is something I learnt of recently. It essentially talks of using these organs / functions to handle change in different ways. Here’s what each of them represent: Head - represents rational thinking, analysing the change, identifying the pitfalls, planning for the change and eventually executing it. This … Continue reading The Head, Heart, Hand Trinity
The ILSS Experience
‘Delivering change’ is an adage that drives the corporate world. And more than the money, it is usually the time that drives the change. In a competitive world, time is clearly of essence. Yet, the social sector looks at change from a totally different perspective. A change there could last generations and often without the … Continue reading The ILSS Experience
Why to Give?
There are several reasons why people donate to charity, either in cash or kind. The primary driver for giving is the fact that there is someone who is in need and is expecting it from somewhere. There would be two reasons why people give – either there is surplus and does not pinch in giving … Continue reading Why to Give?
Gaia fights back
I recently came across the Gaia hypothesis, though in a slightly different context and not as a recommendation of the hypothesis itself. I read about the hypothesis out of curiosity however, which makes an interesting topic. The hypothesis was formulated by James E Lovelock in 1970s. He claimed that the earth operates like one huge living, … Continue reading Gaia fights back
Hope is a good thing
“Remember. Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.” These famous words from Andy Dufresne from The Shawshank Redemption are not hollow words. You have to witness something extraordinary to resonate with and start believing in these words. I can’t give too much away about my experience … Continue reading Hope is a good thing
Get Your Rhytm Now
Last week, a colleague and I were chatting about professional certifications. She asked me if I want to complete a specific one in near future; and I said I would certainly attempt it before I grow too old and grappling with Alzheimer’s. Clearly, it was just a casual banter at work, but later got me … Continue reading Get Your Rhytm Now
The sound of thought 