Bot & The Byline: Media in Age of AI

Artificial Intelligence meets Indian journalism in this hilarious behind-the-scenes memoir that's part tech comedy, part media exposé.

Picture this: a newsroom where humans and algorithms duke it out for the perfect headline, where chai runs cold while reporters chase breaking news, and where the office chatbot still can't figure out how to spell "Bangalore." Welcome to the beautiful chaos of modern Indian journalism.

What readers are saying: "Finally, a book about AI that doesn't make me want to hide under my desk!" "Laugh-out-loud funny and surprisingly insightful about the future of media."

The Bot & The Byline isn't another Silicon Valley sermon about our robot overlords, nor is it a dusty manual for digital dinosaurs. Instead, it's a wickedly honest expedition through India's media revolution-complete with deadline-drunk editors, perpetually peckish reporters, and gloriously glitchy AI tools that make autocorrect look genius.

Inside this book, you'll discover:

• Real stories from India's top newsrooms as they navigate the AI revolution
• Why teaching machines to write news is harder than rocket science
• The hilarious truth about human vs. artificial intelligence in journalism
• Behind-the-scenes tales of spectacular tech fails and unexpected wins
• Practical insights for media professionals adapting to automation
• The cultural clash between traditional Indian journalism and modern technology

Whether you're a journalist worried about job security, a tech enthusiast curious about AI implementation, or simply someone who loves workplace comedy with heart, this memoir delivers front-row seats to the greatest show on earth: humans trying to stay relevant in an increasingly artificial world.

Perfect for fans of: workplace memoirs, tech humor, media industry books, and anyone fascinated by the intersection of artificial intelligence and human creativity.

Categories: Humor & Entertainment, Technology & Society, Media & Communications, Indian Literature, Workplace Culture

Fair warning: side effects may include uncontrollable laughter, sudden appreciation for human error, and an inexplicable urge to teach your laptop to make chai. The newsroom revolution is here-and it's funnier than you think.