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Brief Description
Is there any point to us thinking if AI can think for us? Explore the unique value of human cognition.
Date and Time: Saturday,May 24th, 2025, 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm (IST)
Pre- Requisite(s): None
Target Audience:Educators, CXOs, Psychologists
Key Objective(s): Explain the core cognitive process that matter today, explain our relationship with AI.
Instructor: Aditya Shukla
Cognition Today, Author, Seoul, South Korea
Brief Bio
Author, Cognition Today; EdTech Consultant, Myelin. Korean language student at Seoul National University, currently based in Seoul.
Aditya Shukla is a psychology expert working at the intersection of human cognition and artificial intelligence. Through his writing, research, and consulting, he focuses on making AI more human-aware while helping people rediscover their unique cognitive strengths in an AI-driven world.
He is the founder of three niche blogs—Cognition Today, PsyGuitar, and The Human Premium—which explore topics ranging from psychology and cognitive science to music learning and human-AI behavior. With over 700 evidence-based articles and 15,000+ hours of study, Aditya brings deep theoretical insight to practical domains including education, mental health, marketing, and technology.
His work has been cited in academic research, referenced in global media such as The New York Times and Forbes, and used by companies looking to build meaningful, psychologically grounded products.
Aditya’s mission is clear: to make AI smarter—and more human—and to remind people of their irreplaceable value in the age of intelligent machines
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