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Pint of View is Delhi's lecture series in bars and pubs. We do a lecture on cutting-edge science or brave new arts every Sunday 4pm-6pm.
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When AI Starts Inventing: How AI Is Cracking Problems That Have Resisted Us for Decades [Early Bird Tickets Inside] (opens the original)
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Dear Reader,What happens when you give an AI a problem that humans have been stuck on for decades?In When AI Starts Inventing, Prof. Sayan Ranu takes us inside a new kind of AI research, where AI agents are being used to tackle problems that have resisted some of the best human minds for years.In September 2026, OpenAI announced that a team of AI agents had produced a machine-verified proof for a problem about how fluids move that had remained open for ninety years and carried a million-dollar p
The Birds Around You: A Beginner's Guide to Watching Birds in Delhi [Early Bird Tickets Inside] (opens the original)
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Dear Reader,Did you know that Delhi is the world's second most bird-rich capital?In The Birds Around You: A Beginner's Guide to Watching Birds in Delhi, nature educator Misha Bansal takes us through the quirky, dramatic, surprisingly relatable lives of the birds we walk past every single day, from dusky crag martins nesting beneath metro stations, to hornbills sealing themselves inside tree cavities to breed, to the pied cuckoos that herald the monsoon.We'll explore Delhi's common birds and what
Dispatches from Delhi: The Big Dismantling [Early Birds Tickets Inside] (opens the original)
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Dear Readers,For our 41st lecture, we’re doing something a little different.Our 40th lecture was about building a business with Ashish Tulsian, Founder & CEO of Restroworks. And as we completed one year of Pint of View, we found ourselves wanting to spend more time talking about something a little closer to home: the city we are living in and building.Pint of View will continue to be what it has always been: lectures about all kinds of things, from science and literature to business, history and
We Turned One! (opens the original)
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We completed one year on 31st August.We thought we’d put out a post that day, celebrating a year of Pint of View. Then we thought, why not wait until the 40th lecture? So we did. Our 40th lecture happened on 12th September and we finally sat down to look back at what this little experiment has become.It started rather casually. We got on a call with Harsh one day, realised that the three of us brought exactly the sort of expertise that could make this work and decided to give it a shot.On 20th A
Beyond the Croak (opens the original)
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Hello reader,Most of us know frogs by their croaks. We hear them after the rain, spot them near a puddle and move on. But what if there is far more being said than we realise?For Pint of View Lecture 40, we’re going beyond the croak with Dr. Robin Suyesh, a field biologist and Assistant Professor at the Department of Environmental Sciences, Sri Venkateswara College, University of Delhi.Dr. Suyesh has spent over a decade in the field studying amphibians and reptiles across some of India’s most im
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