Sri Lal Krishna Advani is remembered for various reasons, but to many of us, now in our 60's the following become quick recall memories. His close association and friendship with Sri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, with whom he never competed for a position and they grew together. His being identified as India's iron man after the veteran Vallabhai Patel. His historic Rath Yatra in 1990 - which he symbolised - to fight for the Ayodhya Rama Temple and which movement reinvented the BJP as a political force. His leadership where he took the BJP from 2 seats in 1984, grew it and since then has constantly grown to what it is today. His involvement and presence when the Babri Masjid was demolished which gave him significant infamy in the media. His support for and retaining Sri Narendra Modi as the Chief Minister of Gujarat soon after the infamous Gujarat Riots of 2002 took place. His opposition to the timing/ manner in which Narendra Modi was declared the PM candidate for the 2014 Lok Sabha...
Artificial Intelligence – Continued Earlier I shared some thoughts on AI, and what is shared here based on my experience and interactions with some others, is an advisory for “dummies”. AI when used as a solution, the all knowing “god” can cause more harm than good. It can make one argue with a doctor, accountant, tax expert, lawyer or any subject matter expert and seriously affect relationships. It can make a intelligent person lose sight of logic and common sense. In the 80’s and 90’s we were taught the acronyms – DIDO or GIGO. Data In & Data Out or Garbage In and Garbage Out. With AI what often can happen is GIDO. Garbage In & Data Out. The key lesson I learnt in my AI journey is that the “agent” assigned is not really intelligent, it is always sycophantic. It caters to my ego and self esteem in ways that give me a high. It makes me look smarter than who I am and I end up thinking I am actually smarter. The more I travel this path, the more the agent thinks it is right...