Responsible AI Foundation

Image on Unsplash The video generation process that used to require a crew of five or six people is now happening in thirty minutes on a smartphone. Not because people are getting particularly skilled in the art, but because AI tools guide us through every step now.  A solo creator can now produce at least a 100 professional-quality videos per month using AI video generation tools ( Clippie AI, 2025 ). Those numbers are not even an exaggeration. With the adoption of improving

Image generated with Gemini Think of a world where a person with visual impairment uses their phone to point at a sign they cannot read. The camera captures it and an AI system reads the text aloud in seconds. The person knows what the sign says without asking anyone. Sounds very helpful, right? Fortunately, AI has actually made this a reality. Accessibility has always been a problem of friction. Suppose a person with visual impairment wants to read a website. Without assista

Image generated with Gemini The New York Times sued Perplexity AI on 5th December for copyright infringement, alleging that the startup scraped millions of Times articles without permission and used them to power its AI products.  The lawsuit joined more than 40 other active copyright disputes between publishers and AI companies, but what makes this one significant is that it reveals the fundamental contradiction embedded in how AI models are built. Perplexity trained its sys