Thought Leadership
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How Covid-19 affected risk taking
From street-racing to maskless raves — why were some people taking greater risks during the pandemic? Boredom might be the answer
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Machine Learning: Prediction, decision and action
The process of machines learning from data unleashes the power of exploding resource. It uncovers what drives people and the actions they take
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India's moment: Time to unshackle and drive domestic demand
The global view that the next decade belongs to India must be realised, and here's how it can be done
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Having different visions of ourselves in the future is key
Humankind's vision of the future implies co-evolution: that is, how our self-perception of the future will influence us in the present
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How to prepare for AI-generated misinformation
"We have to be careful not to get distracted by sci-fi issues and focus on concrete risks that are the most pressing"
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AI is coming for all our jobs... Or is it?
How leaders, employees and organisations can better prepare themselves for the impact of AI
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Why companies should prioritize science
Professors Ashish Arora and Sharon Belenzon say pharmaceutical discoveries and AI show the first-mover advantage of companies engaging in scientific research
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Cyber-security management landscape of the Indian automation industry: Overview, challenges, action points
Experts propose five managerial action items that should form a part of an efficient and effective industrial automation security program
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To make influencers seem more authentic, just add #friends
Instagram personalities see a boost in engagement when they post about their close relationships
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Green Horizon: India's journey to leadership in the Hydrogen Revolution
India has enormous potential in its green hydrogen journey but also faces hurdles. This opinion highlights legislative measures, industry contributions, and India's goal for a cleaner and greener future amid technological developments and proactive government support. India is poised to become a global leader in sustainable energy
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Did you hear what I said? How to listen better
People who seem like they're paying attention often aren't—even when they're smiling and nodding toward the speaker. Research by Alison Wood Brooks, Hanne Collins, and colleagues reveals just how prone the mind is to wandering, and sheds light on ways to stay tuned in to the conversation