comb-shaped personality. i like to talk about product, design, AI, startups, behavioural sciences, and philosophy.
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Saur retweeted
The worst part about being from a third-world country is watching your potential get consumed by problems that should not exist in the first place.
almost every major AI org or company has a personal agent product. except Google.
i read Anthropic has something called Duet, so that counts too. with Grok having @bot, and OpenAI having Dots, the game seems to be shifting to the fundamentals - how sticky is your relationship with the users, how much (or how many) of your products is the average consumer using every minute.
the whole 'which model is smarter/better?' debate will still be on, and ongoing.
Saur retweeted
I think what is actually needed is for Indian people to actually give a damn about their cities and fellow citizens.
Anybody using the "I pay taxes, I shouldn't have to do anything" excuse should go live in another country. India isn't developed, it's developing, so it needs patriots, not parasites. If this triggers you, it means you're part of the problem.
If you're not happy with the footpath (or a pothole, or anything else which is broken), fix it, or call someone to fix it, and don't give up until it's fixed. Be relentless. Be vocal. Be creative. Make it your mission to get that one thing fixed. Look at what Virendra (@Virendra0698) did by just calling the right people and being respectful (but also persistent). He and Arun Pai (@arunpaiblrwalks) along with the help of GBA and some wonderful volunteers turned an unofficial garbage dump into a pristine, beautiful footpath through sheer force of will.
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