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Chief sub-editor with Moneycontrol, Trending. Formerly with Deccan Herald, The Asian Age and Hindustan Times and DT Next. All views are personal.
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Google DeepMind’s chief AI exec says she worked in cornfields for $1/hour at 14

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By Ankita Sengupta Verified
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'I grew up in really humble beginnings,' Lila Ibrahim said, recalling that her parents were immigrants raising three children in the US, including a sibling with cerebral palsy. 'It was happy but challenging in many ways financially.' August 13, 2026 / 17:18 IST Lila Ibrahim joined Google DeepMind in 2018 as the company's first chief operating officer despite having no formal background in AI research.
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Sam Altman says he was ‘peer pressured’ into accepting internship at Goldman Sachs

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By Ankita Sengupta Verified
| Moneycontrol Verified
'At the time, that was the cool thing. That was what everybody wanted to do,' OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said. 'I got peer pressured and kind of tricked into it. I dutifully applied and got in and felt really cool.' August 13, 2026 / 17:02 IST Looking back nearly two decades later, Altman said the prospect of working at Goldman Sachs seemed 'unbelievably terrible now'.
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Pune man whose 'arranged marriage' Excel sheet went viral, finally finds bride after 1-year search

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By Ankita Sengupta Verified
| Moneycontrol Verified
'Many of the women I had spoken to had really high expectations of how much their husbands should earn,' Vikas Lohtia said. But during his first conversation with his now fiancée, he told her that he earns half of what he actually does. 'And it did not put her off,' he said. August 12, 2026 / 20:10 IST On his Excel sheet, Vikas Lohtia tracked 53 prospective matches over 12 months before deciding to settle down with his now fiancée — a professor based in Gurgaon.
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