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  • Navigating AI complexity: Governance, Security, and Trust

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) was coined as the Science and Engineering of making machines intelligent.  80 years later, “Smart” machines are extensively marketed, suggesting  AI has become a software that learns patterns from  data to make  predictions, generate content, or take autonomous actions previously  required human judgement. Observers might state AI rest on hardware, secure software,…

  • Are you Augmenting your Intelligence or Automating your Inexperience?

    In our last post, we explored the “teabag illusion”—the dangerous trap of mistaking the convenience of out-of-the-box tools for genuine competence. We established that engaging actively and learning from mistakes brings true expertise. Now, we are deep into 2026, AI has become an invisible layer across that is becoming harder and harder to avoid or…

  • Using Tea bags does not transform us in tea master

    A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, and sometimes can be misinterpreted or masqueraded as expertise.  We can put the kettle on and use a tea bag – it does not mean we have become tea experts. We can put a coffee capsule in the machine, and it does not mean we have become baristas.…