About Me
Lawyer, travel entreprenneur, A.I Futurist, Polar Explorer and Cat - Slave.
In 2014 I did expedition voyages to Antarctica and Greenland.
Travelling to two opposite ends of the world in a short span of 3 months pushed me to explore unchartered questions that lie at the edge of frontiers - that mysterious zone where the known world ends and unknown worlds begin.
In the same year I did an interesting interview with Sophia, the robot that sparked a deep curiosity about understanding the true nature of A.I. Over the years I have delved deep into the works of philosophers like Sri Aurobindo, interviewed monks and tech researchers exploring important questions about our future bio - digital evolution.
The question that intrigues me is - What lies beyond the frontier of Super Intelligence and Technological Singularity? Apocalypse or a new post - human civilization?
About Me
I was formerly a corporate lawyer with work experience including Intellectual Property Rights and Cyber Laws. I have had the pleasure of working with a panelist from World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and interacting with top IP lawyers globally.
But somewhere along the way, turned out that the universe had other plans.
In 2008, a series of serendipities and an impromptu overland trip from India – Nepal – Tibet led me to take a bold leap into uncharted entrepreneurial space.
I started Girls On The Go (GOTG), a travel club for solo women travellers. My TEDx talk on starting GOTG on a zero cash business model in pre Social Media era was featured by Forbes amongst Top 9 Travel Talks globally.
Media Mentions
GOTG has won awards for helping women live with nomads in Mongolia, trek up volcanoes at Reunion Islands, meet the head hunters of Nagaland etc. It’s been featured by Condé Nast Traveller, National Geographic Traveller, Vogue, Elle, Al Jazeera, Times of India etc.
My articles on travel, A.I and philosophy have been published by National Geographic, Forbes, Sanctuary Asia, Hindustan Times, DNA, Medium etc.