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Is AI Ironically Killing Productivity?

Is AI Ironically Killing Productivity?

The excitement surrounding AI adoption is natural due to its remarkable capabilities. It can summarise documents, analyse data, generate marketing content and much more in just a matter of seconds. Companies expected this to free their employees from mundane, repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on creativity and innovation.

However, it has resulted in a rather disappointing trend in workplaces, i.e. AI-led inefficiency. The enthusiasm can be clearly seen in the sky-high valuations and inflow of investments in the AI space. However, there is a paucity of encouraging outcomes.

The gap in the expectation and the reality of AI-led productivity is not because AI as a tool is completely ineffective. It is, in fact, due to ineffective use of technology in the workplace for a myriad of reasons.

Read Kashvi’s article to discover the entire story.

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Pay Later, Pay More? The Hidden Costs and Risks of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Services

Pay Later, Pay More? The Hidden Costs and Risks of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Services

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) has reshaped online shopping by making purchases feel lighter through small “interest-free” instalments. This reduces the immediate pain of paying and encourages impulse spending, especially among younger consumers influenced by peers and social media.

For many with irregular incomes, BNPL offers short-term flexibility, but often at a long-term price. Hidden fees, penalties for missed deadlines, and confusing terms can quietly turn convenience into debt. With inconsistent credit reporting and limited regulation, users may unknowingly harm their credit health.

BNPL isn’t inherently bad, but it demands caution. Before clicking “Pay Later”, pause and ask yourself: Do I truly need it and can I manage the instalments that follow? Read this article by Ridhima Dugar to discover the full story.

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ADVANCED

Is AI Ironically Killing Productivity?

Is AI Ironically Killing Productivity?

The excitement surrounding AI adoption is natural due to its remarkable capabilities. It can summarise documents, analyse data, generate marketing content and much more in just a matter of seconds. Companies expected this to free their employees from mundane, repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on creativity and innovation.

However, it has resulted in a rather disappointing trend in workplaces, i.e. AI-led inefficiency. The enthusiasm can be clearly seen in the sky-high valuations and inflow of investments in the AI space. However, there is a paucity of encouraging outcomes.

The gap in the expectation and the reality of AI-led productivity is not because AI as a tool is completely ineffective. It is, in fact, due to ineffective use of technology in the workplace for a myriad of reasons.

Read Kashvi’s article to discover the entire story.

read more
Pay Later, Pay More? The Hidden Costs and Risks of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Services

Pay Later, Pay More? The Hidden Costs and Risks of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Services

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) has reshaped online shopping by making purchases feel lighter through small “interest-free” instalments. This reduces the immediate pain of paying and encourages impulse spending, especially among younger consumers influenced by peers and social media.

For many with irregular incomes, BNPL offers short-term flexibility, but often at a long-term price. Hidden fees, penalties for missed deadlines, and confusing terms can quietly turn convenience into debt. With inconsistent credit reporting and limited regulation, users may unknowingly harm their credit health.

BNPL isn’t inherently bad, but it demands caution. Before clicking “Pay Later”, pause and ask yourself: Do I truly need it and can I manage the instalments that follow? Read this article by Ridhima Dugar to discover the full story.

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INTERMEDIATE

Is AI Ironically Killing Productivity?

Is AI Ironically Killing Productivity?

The excitement surrounding AI adoption is natural due to its remarkable capabilities. It can summarise documents, analyse data, generate marketing content and much more in just a matter of seconds. Companies expected this to free their employees from mundane, repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on creativity and innovation.

However, it has resulted in a rather disappointing trend in workplaces, i.e. AI-led inefficiency. The enthusiasm can be clearly seen in the sky-high valuations and inflow of investments in the AI space. However, there is a paucity of encouraging outcomes.

The gap in the expectation and the reality of AI-led productivity is not because AI as a tool is completely ineffective. It is, in fact, due to ineffective use of technology in the workplace for a myriad of reasons.

Read Kashvi’s article to discover the entire story.

read more
Pay Later, Pay More? The Hidden Costs and Risks of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Services

Pay Later, Pay More? The Hidden Costs and Risks of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Services

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) has reshaped online shopping by making purchases feel lighter through small “interest-free” instalments. This reduces the immediate pain of paying and encourages impulse spending, especially among younger consumers influenced by peers and social media.

For many with irregular incomes, BNPL offers short-term flexibility, but often at a long-term price. Hidden fees, penalties for missed deadlines, and confusing terms can quietly turn convenience into debt. With inconsistent credit reporting and limited regulation, users may unknowingly harm their credit health.

BNPL isn’t inherently bad, but it demands caution. Before clicking “Pay Later”, pause and ask yourself: Do I truly need it and can I manage the instalments that follow? Read this article by Ridhima Dugar to discover the full story.

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NOVICE

Is AI Ironically Killing Productivity?

Is AI Ironically Killing Productivity?

The excitement surrounding AI adoption is natural due to its remarkable capabilities. It can summarise documents, analyse data, generate marketing content and much more in just a matter of seconds. Companies expected this to free their employees from mundane, repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on creativity and innovation.

However, it has resulted in a rather disappointing trend in workplaces, i.e. AI-led inefficiency. The enthusiasm can be clearly seen in the sky-high valuations and inflow of investments in the AI space. However, there is a paucity of encouraging outcomes.

The gap in the expectation and the reality of AI-led productivity is not because AI as a tool is completely ineffective. It is, in fact, due to ineffective use of technology in the workplace for a myriad of reasons.

Read Kashvi’s article to discover the entire story.

read more
Pay Later, Pay More? The Hidden Costs and Risks of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Services

Pay Later, Pay More? The Hidden Costs and Risks of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Services

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) has reshaped online shopping by making purchases feel lighter through small “interest-free” instalments. This reduces the immediate pain of paying and encourages impulse spending, especially among younger consumers influenced by peers and social media.

For many with irregular incomes, BNPL offers short-term flexibility, but often at a long-term price. Hidden fees, penalties for missed deadlines, and confusing terms can quietly turn convenience into debt. With inconsistent credit reporting and limited regulation, users may unknowingly harm their credit health.

BNPL isn’t inherently bad, but it demands caution. Before clicking “Pay Later”, pause and ask yourself: Do I truly need it and can I manage the instalments that follow? Read this article by Ridhima Dugar to discover the full story.

read more