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8 Eminent Personalities Share Their Festive Memories

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By Kunal Kapur, Barry O’Brien, Kunzes Angmo, Ashdeen Z Lilaowala
| Outlook Traveller
Across most regions, it marks the beginning of a new season, the turning of time. And while it is about starting afresh, it is as much about pausing to share moments with loved ones that stay with us as memories.
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Mediaweek Morning Report: August 4, 2023

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By Tess Connery-Britten Verified, Barry O’Brien, Alisha Buaya Verified, Catherine Edghill
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
Have you ever looked at a piece of research, or creative brief and thought, “Yeah but tell me something I haven’t thought of before”? That’s where AI is right now. It can help you gather information and make sense of it but it won’t see around corners for you. That remains your job. For now. Research has shown that current AI tools help low performers, or people new to a field, perform at higher levels; but it’s yet to help high performers, and experts, break through in meaningful ways.
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Barry O' Brien recalls Sister Cyril as 'Mother Teresa of Education'

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By Barry O’Brien
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
I fondly called Sister M. Cyril Mooney the 'Mother Teresa of Education'. What Mother Teresa did for the homeless, Sister Cyril, an Irish-origin educator, did through education. More than other missionaries, she had realised that the crux of imparting knowledge was to provide it to all strata of society and be inclusive.
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