
Anish Mehta
Founder, Animeta
The Algorithm Decides Who Is Heard
A creator can have a voice and still be invisible to the system that decides who gets heard.
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Anish Mehta
Founder, Animeta
A creator can have a voice and still be invisible to the system that decides who gets heard.
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Avinash Mudaliar
Co-Founder & CEO, Hindustan Times Labs
Earning an income is one kind of progress. Having a say in what happens to it is another.
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Farhanna Farid
Singapore's Record-Breaking Powerlifter
The barriers to strength training begin long before a woman reaches the weights room.
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Vivek Kamath
Co-Founder, Matrix Entertainment
As technology changes what gets made, protection still follows the people who already have power.
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Deepak Malik
Private Equity Investor, Food & Agriculture
The technology may work. The financing decides which farmers can reach it.
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Sam Skemp
Associate Producer, Blue Zones
Making the healthy choice easier only helps when that choice is within reach.
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Uday Pimprikar
Senior Partner, EY India
Adaptability looks like an individual quality. Its foundations are distributed unevenly.
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Gaurav Gandhi
Head of Amazon Prime Video, APAC
Being in the catalogue is not the same as being seen. Who writes the rules of discovery?
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Mrs. Khan
Computer Science & Data Structures Teacher
What changes when a classroom is designed around the possibility of growth?
Watch the conversationHow each audit is structured
Every case study follows the same path—from how a system works to how it could work differently.
What is actually being designed?
Who does the design assume?
Who falls outside the frame?
What do the metrics reward?
What could be built differently?
What changed in my thinking?