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  Siddharth Tiwari MBA- I Semester Batch: 2023-25 siddharth2025@sibmnoida.siu.edu.in Money has been an integral part of human society for centuries. The first official currency is minted. In 600 BCE, Lydia Alyattes minted what is believed to be the first official currency. The coins were made from electrum, a mixture of silver and gold that occurs naturally. However, the concept of money has evolved significantly over time. In recent years there has been a significant shift toward digital payment. The concept of taking money with you when you are going outside is old news now people only need their mobile phone and are good to go their entire bank is with them. Digital payment has been on the rise for several years with the advent of mobile phones and other smart devices now it is very easy to make electronic payments and services through online platforms. This trend has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has made people wary of handling cash and physical cards. And

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    Samaksh Nayyar MBA- I Semester Batch: 2023-25  samaksh.nayyar2025@sibmnoida.siu.edu.in     The interaction between artificial intelligence (AI) and human creativity has taken on significant relevance in the era of fast technological growth. The development of AI has spurred discussions about whether or not it can match or even outperform human creativity. This blog explores the subtle differences between AI and human creativity, showing the benefits, drawbacks, and surprising synergy between these two forces. In many sectors, AI has come a long way regarding creativity simulation. The ability of AI systems to simulate human-like creative outputs has been astoundingly shown in various fields, including music composition, artwork creation, poetry writing, and storytelling. Through the use of sophisticated neural networks and machine learning algorithms, these technologies are able to identify patterns in massive datasets and produce material that frequently seems original and real.