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The correct way to use AI in academics
Most of us have used ChatGPT for homework at least once. Maybe the deadline was way too close, or maybe we were just tired and didn’t feel like dealing with another worksheet. And sure, we know that letting AI (Artificial Intelligence) write everything for us isn’t exactly the most ethical choice. But whether we like it or not, AI has become a huge part of our lives now — so figuring out how to use it the right way is pretty important. One of the best ways to use AI is to mak
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Does Music help or hinder your studying?
I spend a dangerous amount of time listening to music, so I started wondering — is it only a pastime or can it actually be productive and help me academically? So, I started reading articles and posts about whether it is harmful or helpful — especially while studying. I realised that the conclusion is not black or white, but rather a false dichotomy, when really, it depends on a spectrum of factors that affect different people differently. I came across very interesting posts
Nov 13
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How AI is being used in Sports
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a newly introduced developing, learning and adaptive technology in our lives. We may use it to do many common things for work or school, but AI is also being used in so many industries other than education. For instance, sports — as surprising as that might sound! In basketball, a torn Achilles is a common injury that occurs, and this leads to many star players getting sidelined for months. The NBA (National Basketball Association) has now come
Nov 12
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When Fear Wears Fur: A Stray Dog's Thoughts
Last night, I heard some humans talking. Their little glowing boxes showed pictures of dogs like me being put inside big, scary vans. Humans crying because the dogs they fed every day were suddenly gone. I didn't understand why. We were just living here, on the same street we always lived on, the small one near the market in a little part of Pune, where the air always smells like biscuits and smoke from tea stalls and food trucks. W
Nov 6
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My Journey with Time Management
On a cozy Sunday evening, I was lazing on the couch with a bowl of chips and my favourite show playing on TV when it suddenly hit me — I...
Oct 6
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Sleep Cycles: Teenagers Vs Adults — Is there a ‘correct’ pattern?
We spend almost one-third of our lives sleeping. Sleep is such an integral part of our lives, yet it is not discussed enough. Night after...
Sep 30
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The Sociology Cohort's Interdisciplinary Discoveries
Drawing connections between different subjects Learning in the modern day and age often involves categorisation. It involves boxing ideas...
Sep 18
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Animated Society: How Cartoons have Shaped Our Thoughts and Values
Cartoons are embroidered into the fabric of our childhoods — they taught us lessons we weren’t even aware we were learning. Personally,...
Sep 17
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TED for Teens at DLRC
Our facilitators Aman Sir and Prathamesh Sir taking the lead TED for Teens at DLRC, an initiative started by our facilitators Aman Sir...
Sep 15
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How India is Facing Global Warming Slower than the Rest of the World
We all know that global warming is a pressing concern. Unusual weather patterns, loss of biodiversity, food shortages, and an overall...
Sep 10
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