Pawan Gupta

16/04/2026

15/04/2026

26/06/2025

The worry of AI making us dumb is real!

As an engineer and software architect, I strongly believe in a mindful approach to AI. While it’s a fantastic tool for taking care of repetitive tasks, I worry that relying on it too much for complex problem-solving might dull our critical thinking skills.

Going forward, I think we need to challenge ourselves to tackle tough problems head-on before turning to AI. It should be our junior assistant, not the boss. By prioritizing our own problem-solving efforts, we can stay sharp, innovative, and ready for whatever the future throws at us. Let’s make sure we’re using AI wisely, not letting it replace our own capabilities.

16/05/2025

Excited to share my latest article on Kotlin 2.0! Dive into the top 5 advanced features: K2 Compiler, Context Receivers, Value Classes, Multiplatform Support, and Progressive Mode. Learn how they supercharge Android and cross-platform development with practical examples.

Check it out and let me know your thoughts!

https://medium.com/-se/kotlin-2-0-released-in-2024-introduced-significant-enhancements-through-the-k2-compiler-and-new-52e8281bf2f5

Kotlin 2.0, released in 2024, introduced significant enhancements through the K2 compiler and new language features, focusing on…

08/01/2025

Is AI a Threat to Expertise? Let's Talk!

As AI becomes more prevalent in our lives, one big question looms:
How do we ensure the next generation of experts while relying on AI?

AI is incredible for efficiency and innovation, but we can’t blindly trust its outputs. Expertise, critical thinking, and human oversight are essential to validate and refine AI’s contributions.

The solution? AI should be a tool, not a crutch. Let’s focus on building human-AI collaboration, fostering critical skills, and ensuring transparency in AI systems.

What’s your take? How do we balance the rise of AI with the need for human expertise?

31/12/2024

The Pragmatic Programmer: Your Journey to Mastery by David Thomas and Andrew Hunt, is a must-read for every developer! It’s not just about coding—it’s about adopting a flexible mindset, continuous learning, and becoming a better programmer.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

- Embrace flexibility
- Keep it simple
- Refactor often

Check out the full summary here

The Pragmatic Programmer by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas is not just a guide for writing better software; it’s a practical manual for…

02/12/2024

Have you tried functional interfaces in Kotlin? Share your experience in the comments!

25/11/2024

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As a software engineer, "your code is impressive, but your personal brand makes it resound". It's about showcasing your unique skills, passions, and…