From The Quill

If you’ve been following my blog this past year, you must know about an AI-free platform I was trying to build for artists. The idea was to create a space where we can be sure that the art we’re consuming does not come from AI. But unfortunately, a lot of obstacles fell on my way,… Continue reading

There’s a knot in my stomach And it wrings my breath It tells me, oh, I am so small It tells me, oh, I am so frail. There’s a knot in my stomach That brings the light away from me It tells me, oh, I am so dim It tells me, oh, I am bleak.… Continue reading

I am still deep into my struggle with Anorexia and getting my life back on track but that doesn’t take away from how important it is to safeguard art from AI. While I do not have the bandwidth to resume the app development (and I do not want to AI it for obvious reasons, although… Continue reading

If you have been following this blog through the last year, you may recall that I spoke of developing an anti-AI art app to protect traditional arts from being devoured by AI. And then, for a while, there was silence. And it wasn’t because I abandoned my vision or didn’t want to invest efforts into… Continue reading

It takes a whole lot of heart and a wee bit of courage to stare in the face of a never-ending loop and choose not to scramble for the first exit. -Gauri Walecha Continue reading

I am pretty sure a bunch of you are going to roll your eyes when I say that it’s coming, and rightly so. But I have a fair reason behind the delay. Last few months, I fell into such extreme of a burnout at work that I started having one breakdown a day. I have… Continue reading

It took me longer than I anticipated to re-read the book, partly because I wanted to ensure my opinions were not biased by personal experience, and also because we were celebrating Diwali in India over the last 1 week and the festivities were just too vibrant to miss. Now that I am back to work,… Continue reading