Such framing depoliticises AI and displaces attention from profit-focused decisions and corporate accountability for the environment and labour.

Born to a Sikh immigrant father, the Edmonton vocalist collaborated with some of Canada’s finest jazz musicians but never received the recognition she deserved.

Sandip Roy’s book is an invaluable addition to the history of theatre and the queer movement in India.

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Despite the ambitious scope of Guruprasad Kaginele’s novel, which covers more than it can reasonably do justice to, the impulses that propel the story are clear

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A compelling answer is that she also created two brilliant examples of the underestimated outsider detective: Hercule Poirot and Miss Jane Marple.

‘Even with the right paperwork and visas, there is always a lingering fear that you may not be allowed into the country.’

The Congress remains a family firm, headed by a man who lacks discipline, gravitas and a curriculum vitae.

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Tanuj Solanki, the Founding Editor of ‘The Bombay Literary Magazine’ and its Fiction editor, confronts the spectre of suspected AI-authored submissions.