Charles Assisi is a Visiting Faculty at Founding Fuel. He specializes in technology and software, with a keen focus on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automotive developments. His insights on AI platforms, computer vision, and software development have been featured in prominent publications including Hindustan Times Syndication, Hindustan Times, and MSN.
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Charles Assisi predominantly covers lifestyle topics, particularly with a focus on life hacks and digital technology. His use of data and expert commentary reflects an interest in providing evidence-based insights to his audience.
Given the nature of his coverage, Charles would likely be interested in pitches that offer practical tips or advice backed by data or expert opinion within the realm of lifestyle improvement, personal development, and digital technology.
While he does not have a specific geographic focus, it’s important for potential contributors to tailor their pitches to resonate with a global audience since Charles’ articles seem to address wide-ranging societal trends rather than location-specific issues.
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An AI companion is an entity perpetually calibrated to validate, never judge, and never impose its own emotional needs on you
Yesterday, this newspaper reported that Apple had increased the prices of iPhones dramatically
By: Charles Assisi
My GP is also a tap dancer; a newspaper vendor has a political career too. We miss out on so much when we define someone by what they bring to our lives.
If UPI is thought of as a highway or a platform, at some point, those who built it (the government in this case) will ask merchants to pay for it. Very simply put, this is the Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) and everyone appears to be upset about it
We log every little detail of our day fearing we would forget. It won’t be long before we will have recorded all of life, without truly living. Trends
MUMBAI: It was a flattering email
Because there are two kinds of engineers. The ones who get ₹18 lakh at the beginning belongs to what the company calls the ‘Elite Engineer cadre’. These are graduates screened from elite colleges such as the IITs and NITs. They are trained on the cutting edge and understand how to work on semiconductors, AI and robotics among other things
By: Charles Assisi
We will all someday be the person who walks a bit too slowly, speaks a bit too haltingly. Why not put kindness to the test now, make time for one another?
AI companies have come forward with an awkward admission: Programs they were testing had strayed beyond the tasks allotted and found their way into the systems of Indian organisations
By: Charles Assisi
We lose out when we stop asking questions, whether from a sense of complacency or misplaced ideas of status. It can help to remember none of us has all the answers
