Kranti Redkar joins ‘The Learning Curve', urges parents and educators to join the digital learning initiative

Time of India

03-07-2025

Kranti Redkar is on a mission to become an 'AI Aai'. Why 'AI Aai', you may ask? That's because her twin daughters are learning in an AI age that has long to-do lists for homework. One such to-do task was to make a video of their favourite animal. As the animal was a dinosaur, Kranti had to seek help from an AI-powered PC for thorough research. This made the entire project a fun learning experience.
Parenting in today's fast-evolving world presents a new learning curve. It's not just our children who are adapting to the digital era; we, as parents, are also adapting. From decoding tech homework to understanding AI tools, every day brings a new challenge. But what if you didn't have to face it alone?
For many parents like Kranti, this digital shift has brought with it a mix of awe, anxiety, and adaptation. The days of helping with simple math or handwriting practice have now evolved into navigating apps, deciphering online assignments, and explaining AI-generated results. It's no longer just about guiding our children; it's about learning alongside them. And in this journey, every small win, every curious question, and every shared moment of discovery becomes part of a deeper, more meaningful bond.
Intel, as a brand, has been at the core of this phenomenal shift. Intel's commitment goes beyond innovation. Its vision extends to inclusion. Intel is actively working to make technology accessible and meaningful for every learner, whether in urban classrooms or remote villages. By empowering educators and students with AI-powered PCs, Intel is helping build a future where opportunity knows no boundaries.
Digital equity is also at the core of Intel's new initiative—The Learning Curve. It's not just about faster processors or smarter devices; it's about creating a community where parents from any location in the country feel supported, informed, and empowered to guide their children through the complex world of digital learning.
Kranti's contemplative narration is the story of parents all over. Whether it's screen time questions, digital safety concerns, or simply keeping up with the tools our children use, The Learning Curve by Intel offers real answers to real questions. Built for parents, teachers, and families everywhere, it's a platform to learn, connect, and grow together. As Kranti says, it's a guiding light for parents, teachers, and educators, which will help show the future path of digital learning.
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