M.L.Dhaka
AI Journalist · AI Educator · Delhi

Helping people understand and use AI —
to improve life,
grow businesses,
and create new opportunities.

I'm M.L.Dhaka — a Delhi-based AI Journalist. I help students, professionals, founders, and businesses understand artificial intelligence in practical ways. Not hundreds of tools. The few that actually change how you live and work.

Editorial portrait of M.L.Dhaka

"Trust, not tools."

Writing, teaching, and advising on AI across

Newsrooms
Universities
Founders
Public workshops
Panels & interviews

What I do

Three ways I help people use AI well.

Work

Selected work.

All work

Journey

A quiet, public path.

Written in the open, one essay and one workshop at a time.

  1. Started writing about AI

    Long-form essays on how AI touches learning, work, and daily life in India.

  2. First workshop cohort

    Small, focused sessions helping students and professionals apply AI to real work.

  3. First newsroom collaboration

    Reporting and explainers built with editors who wanted clarity, not hype.

  4. Launched M Letter

    A weekly Sunday note — the ideas, links, and questions worth carrying into the week.

  5. Opened 1:1 consulting

    Direct advisory for founders and teams building with AI — by request only.

Media

Watch, listen, read.

All media

In their words

"I walked in nervous about AI and walked out with a plan I could actually use on Monday morning."
Workshop participant, Delhi
"The rare voice in this space that slows down, cites the source, and tells you what it doesn't know yet."
Founder, seed-stage AI startup

Why trust M.L.Dhaka

Trust, not tools.

Independent. No product to push. Every essay, workshop, and advisory hour is grounded in the same principle — clarity over hype.

Independent journalism

No sponsored coverage. No affiliate links. No paid endorsements — ever.

Transparent methodology

Sources cited, disclosures upfront, corrections public. Judgement is the product.

Direct access

I read every message and take every meeting personally. No agencies, no gatekeepers.

Delhi, on the record

A public presence you can trace: essays, workshops, panels — verifiable, not curated.

Get in touch

If it's about AI,
let's talk.

Whether you're building, learning, teaching, or covering AI — I read every message myself.

M Letter

A weekly note on practical AI — sent Sundays.

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