A comparative review of university AI policies suggests that institutions vary widely in how thoughtfully they govern AI use, and some prominent universities lag more than expected.
AI research works much better when you specify failure modes, define validation criteria, and guide the system with concrete examples instead of vague requests.
I challenged several LLMs to generate funny Tamil puns ending in ".ai". While DeepSeek and Claude struggled with accuracy, Gemini captured the cultural nuance perfectly with clever wordplay like Tholl.ai (annoyance) and Kaval.ai (worry).
I highlight a critique of three websites, including two based in India, that implement remarkably poor security policies. The linked post examines how these platforms fail to prioritize basic digital safety and user data protection.
I used the Claude Code agent to search 24,000 Wikipedia entries for names starting and ending with "AI." In ten minutes, I identified ten individuals, including Aishwarya Rai and Ai Nagai, through automated pattern matching and scripting.
