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‭But there's an entire industry in India built to help young Indians crack the fang into you‬

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‭How do you get out of the competitive exam mindset with all these shifts coming about? I‬
‭think real success comes from understanding things in a deeper way. Almost tempted to go‬
‭back to the movie Three Idiots or something like that. And like, you know, there's a scene in‬
‭there when they ask Amir Khan the definition of a motor. And like, you know, there's a‬
‭version you just describe what a motor is. And there's a version where you actually‬
‭understand what a motor is. I come from India and I feel like this is an AI race and Silicon‬
‭Valley is like moving really fast.‬

I‭f you were an engineer back home in India, what would you do to keep up? I see it a bit‬
‭differently. For us now, India is one of our top markets. It's our largest user base. The‬
‭underlying API for AI are available everywhere, including India. So I see developers already‬
‭using it. So Google got into a little bit of trouble recently with generating historical characters‬
‭with some racial inaccuracies. I want to ask you a slightly more personal question. Food in‬
‭India.‬

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‭ icrosoft just created an entirely new state of matter and it could break computing‬
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‭forever. We all know about solid, liquid and gas. But after nearly 20 years of‬
‭research, Microsoft says it has created something entirely new. A topological state...‬

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‭using special materials called topoconductors. And they're using it to power Myrana 1, the‬
‭first quantum processor of its kind. Quantum computers rely on qubits. Think of them as the‬
‭building blocks of quantum computers. But traditional qubits are extremely fragile and‬
‭unstable, kind of like trying to balance a pencil on its tip, making them difficult to scale. And‬
‭that's where Microsoft's breakthrough changes everything. Topoconductor-based qubits are‬
‭faster.‬

‭ ore stable and significantly smaller, about one hundredth of a millimeter. This means we‬
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‭can now fit a million of them on a single chip. And since more qubits mean more‬
‭computational power, these chips could solve problems that even all the computers on earth‬
‭today combined could not, all while fitting in the palm of your hand. Just as semiconductors‬
‭made modern computing possible,‬

‭ opo conductors could do the same for quantum computing by unlocking innovations we can‬
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‭barely imagine. We're talking designing entirely new materials, understanding dark matter,‬
‭creating quantum neural networks, and maybe even finally breaking modern encryption‬
‭protocols. Most thought quantum computing was still decades away, but Microsoft is proving‬
‭it could finally be here.‬

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‭ his is Proto Alpha, the most human-like robot ever built, and it runs on water.‬
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‭Developed by Clone Robotics, its skeleton isn't just a metal frame‬‭.‬

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‭It actually has 206 3D printed bones with joints that move just like ours. But skeletons need‬
‭muscles to function, and that is where something called myofibers come in. They are‬
‭basically synthetic muscle fibers designed to mimic real human muscles. What's wild is how‬
‭each fiber weighs only as much as a paperclip, but can lift a whole...‬

‭ ilogram. And guess what? There are over a thousand of them working together to create‬
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‭this fluid human-like movement. What's mind-blowing is how the robot is powered. There are‬
‭no traditional motors or gears. Instead, a 500 watt pump the size of a human heart pushing‬
‭pressurized water through tiny channels just like blood vessels powering muscles with‬
‭precision and control. And just like us, it has a built-in nervous system too packed with four‬
‭depth cameras, 320 pressure sensors and 70 motion sensors all feeding real-time data into‬
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‭ PU running cybernet in its skull, it can basically see, sense and react. Now imagine this‬
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‭biomechanical body that moves like us paired with an AI that thinks like us. Exciting, yes, but‬
‭equally scary.‬

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‭Ladies and gentlemen, Pokemon is actually real, as you can see from the Pikachu on my‬
‭shoulder, or that Charizard outside.‬

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‭Well, you guessed it, this is not really Pokemon, this is all AI, and here's how you can do it‬
‭too. So traditionally, adding something to a video means doing a ton of complex work. 3D‬
‭tracking, lighting matches, animation, it's a whole process that can take days or even weeks.‬
‭Pika is trying to do all of that automatically using AI. All you have to do is upload a video and‬
‭a photo. It's pretty interesting. But, and this is important, we're definitely still in the early‬
‭days. The tech struggles with faces and complex human movements. They often look a bit‬
‭uncanny. And detailed interactions with the environment aren't‬

t‭here yet. Plus, it can only generate about 5 seconds of output. However, what's exciting‬
‭though is seeing how quickly this field is developing. A year ago, doing any of this with AI‬
‭would have seemed impossible.‬

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‭This viral video of a $70,000 robot apparently running away from popular streamer‬
‭Kaisanath after being kicked and bullied has sparked an interesting debate about how we‬
‭interact with robots.‬

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‭Watch out, watch out! Watch out! Bro, this is 70,000, bro! So when you watch this clip, it‬
‭looks almost emotional, right? I mean, just look at the comments. Some people are saying,‬
‭oh, poor robot, while others are arguing about robot rights and abuse. But here's the thing,‬
‭what we're seeing is really just a machine responding to physical forces. Now these‬
‭reactions are part of a bigger story about how we relate to AI and robots. Back in the 1960s,‬
‭researchers discovered something wild called the Eliza Effect.‬

i‭n which people formed emotional bonds with a super basic computer program even though‬
‭they knew it wasn't actually sentient. We're seeing something similar happening now, but on‬
‭a much bigger scale. So here's the question, as these robots become more advanced and‬
‭lifelike, is it dangerous to empathize with them? Or is showing compassion, even to‬
‭machines, just part of what makes us human?‬

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‭The US market has crashed by over $1 trillion after DeepSeek's latest AI breakthrough.‬

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‭NVIDIA crashed 17%, Broadcom plunged 17%, ARM fell 10%. Basically, every major chip‬
‭company took a massive hit. Why? Because DeepSeek just proved you can build powerful‬
‭AI using way less computing power. They achieved what typically cost $100 million in‬
‭hardware for just $5 million. At first glance, this means we'll need fewer chips, explaining‬
‭why chip stocks are crashing. But here's the thing.‬

‭ n economist named Jevons, noticed something counterintuitive about coal. When‬

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‭technology made coal use more efficient, instead of using less coal, people actually used‬
‭more. Why? Because as something becomes cheaper and more efficient, we find more‬
‭ways to use it. The same thing is likely to happen with AI chips. Even though each AI model‬
‭needs fewer chips to run, the massive drop in cost means way more people and companies‬
‭can now build and run AI. We're not just making AI more efficient, we're making it accessible‬
‭to everyone.‬

‭ his temporary market panic might actually be missing the bigger picture. We're about to see‬
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‭an explosion in AI adoption. That's the Jevons Paradox in action. And it's about to reshape‬
‭the entire tech industry.‬

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‭The IT department of every company is going to be the HR department of AI agents in the‬
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‭Now, let me tell you why this makes perfect sense. So, we're entering this era called agentic‬
‭AI, which completely changes how we work with machines. Now, these aren't just regular AI‬
‭chatbots, they're more like digital employees who can plan and complete entire projects on‬
‭their own. And I got to see this firsthand when we built AutoCode Pro in 2023. See, most AI‬
‭tools were just generating random snippets of code. But we wanted to push further. We‬
‭created an AI that could...‬

‭ xecute entire projects. Give it a task and it would figure out everything. The database‬
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‭structure, all the different files, how they connect, and even keeping all the variable names‬
‭consistent throughout the project. That's different from older AI which would get confused‬
‭and mess things up. But here's where it gets really interesting. These new AI agents don't‬
‭just do one thing, they orchestrate entire workflows. Imagine an AI that can hop between‬
‭booking your flights, managing your email, and building entire applications, all while keeping‬
‭track of your entire process.‬

‭ ow everything fits together. It's like having a super smart digital assistant that actually‬
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‭understands the big picture. That's why Jensen's prediction about IT departments makes so‬
‭much sense. We're moving from managing computers to managing AI agents who can plan,‬
‭decide and act independently.‬

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‭ vidia might just have changed computing forever by launching Digits, the world's first‬
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‭personal AI supercomputer. Imagine taking the world's biggest supercomputers, the ones‬
‭present in massive research labs, shrinking it down and putting it on your desk‬

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‭Nvidia might just have changed computing forever by launching Digits, the world's first‬
‭personal AI supercomputer. Imagine taking the world's biggest supercomputers, the ones‬
‭present in massive research labs, shrinking it down and putting it on your desk. That's‬
‭exactly what Nvidia managed to do with this tiny box. But the real question is, how did they‬
‭pull this off? Well, the secret is this incredible chip called the GB10 Grace Blackwell.‬

‭ hey combined a super powerful GPU with a 20 core CPU and gave us a device that can‬
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‭handle up to 200 billion parameters. Not just this, you can even connect two of these‬
‭together and handle a whopping 405 billion parameters. It's insane. And if we are talking‬
‭specs, it's packed with 128 GB of memory and can store up to 4 terabyte of data, ensuring‬
‭you never run out of resources. But here's the craziest part, all of this runs on a regular‬
‭power outlet.‬

t‭he same kind you use to charge your phone. Now, all this won't come cheap, obviously. So‬
‭it's launching for $3,000 in May 2025. But remember, we're talking about innovation that‬
‭we've never seen before. Think about it. Developers, researchers, and students can now‬
‭have supercomputer-level power in their home. It's crazy, but what do you think? Are you‬
‭getting one?‬

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‭Nvidia just announced its RTX 5090 and it's literally the size of a damn book.‬

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‭But what's really mind-blowing here isn't just how compact they made it, it's what's inside.‬
‭Starting with the flagship RTX 5090, this card packs 21,760 CUDA cores, 32GB of super-fast‬
‭GDDR7 memory, and a massive 512-bit memory bus. For comparison, that's twice as‬
‭powerful as the 4090, their previous flagship card. What's even crazier is that Nvidia's least‬
‭powerful card this year, the 5070,‬

‭ owerful card from last year, the 4090. And it doesn't stop there. The 5080 and 5070Ti each‬
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‭bring massive 30% and 25% performance increases over the previous models. But here's‬
‭where it gets really interesting. These cards aren't processing graphics the traditional way.‬
‭Conventional ray tracing renders only about 10% of the pixels, with the rest being AI‬
‭generated using neural networks in real time. Think about that.‬

‭ owever, there's a catch, it's going to cost you $2,000. Or roughly 2 lakhs after taxes. Yes,‬
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‭it's expensive. But if $2,000 is the price of innovation, it might just be worth it. The series is‬
‭set to release on January 30th, 2025. So the real question is, are you getting one?‬

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‭ hina's New Year drone show was insane, but don't mistake it for just celebrations. They're‬
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‭weapons.‬

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‭These drones aren't just buzzing around. They're algorithmically programmed to form‬
‭complex patterns in flawless coordination, ensuring unreal precision. Elon Musk himself said‬
‭drones are better than manned fighter jets. And he's not wrong. While traditional aircraft like‬
‭fighter jets need pilots in the cockpit, entire drone swarms can be operated remotely by just‬
‭a handful of people. One person with a computer could potentially control hundreds of‬
‭drones at once,‬

‭clicks. The operator can stay safe.‬

f‭ar away from the battlefield while the drones do the heavy lifting. And then there's the price‬
‭tag. An F-35 fighter jet costs around 80 million dollars per unit. But a drone swarm? Each‬
‭drone is a fraction of that price. For the cost of one F-35, you could deploy thousands of‬
‭drones. Think about it. But it's not just about economics. A swarm of drones could‬
‭overwhelm air defenses, exploiting weaknesses that a single fighter jet simply can't. Plus,‬
‭drones are cheaper, safer and more programmable, making them almost perfect for aerial‬
‭combat. China's drone shows might look like entertainment,‬

‭ ut they're more than that. They're a demonstration of power, precision and innovation.‬
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‭Imagine a drone swarm, thousands flying in perfect sync, each part of a calculated attack.‬
‭Then imagine the potential. It's fascinating, but equally scary.‬

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‭You can now share what's on your screen directly with ChatGPT in real time.‬

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‭This is day 6 of 12 days of huge announcements from OpenAI. When you're in a chat, just‬
‭click the Advanced Voice Mode button in the bottom right. You'll see this little drop down‬
‭menu where you can select Share Screen. Once you start broadcasting, ChatGPT can‬
‭actually see everything you're showing it. I'd like to use it to ask for help in responding to a‬
‭message. So I'm opening up my Messages app and then, hey ChatGPT, are you seeing my‬
‭screen? Yes, I can see it. Looks like you're in the Messages app.‬

‭ an you help me respond to this one? I see a message from someone asking if they have‬
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‭what it takes to be a professional mall Santa. They also sent a picture of themselves dressed‬
‭up. Do you want to respond to their question? How should I tell Kevin that he shouldn't quit‬
‭his day job? You could say something like, hey, Kevin, your Santa outfit is looking festive.‬
‭Maybe keep practicing your ho, ho, ho, and you'll be ready for the mall in no time.‬

‭ he cool thing is all of this is happening in real time and this development represents a shift‬
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‭in human-AI interaction, moving from purely text-based exchanges to more natural dynamic‬
‭collaboration. Which is great and if you want to keep up with 12 days of OpenAI‬
‭announcements and what it means for the future of AI, follow for more.‬

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‭Google just launched a wild new AI research tool and it's basically like having a super smart‬
‭expert at your fingertips. It's called Deep Research‬

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‭It's called Deep Research. Here's how it works. You give it a complex topic you want to learn‬
‭about, like say the latest trends in autonomous vehicle sensors. And instead of you having to‬
‭open 50 browser tabs and spend hours reading, Deep Research does all that for you. But‬
‭here's the really cool part. It doesn't just do a simple search, it actually browses the web like‬
‭a human would.‬

f‭ollowing interesting leads and diving deeper when it finds something promising and then‬
‭starting a new search based on what it's learned. It repeats this process multiple times and‬
‭once complete, generates a super clean and comprehension report with all the key findings‬
‭even with links to all original sources. Not just this, you can actually export the whole thing to‬
‭Google Docs with just one click. It's like if you combined an expert researcher with an AI that‬
‭has a photographic memory and auto saves all progress.‬

‭ he tech behind this is pretty mind-blowing too. It combines Google search expertise with‬
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‭their newest AI model that can handle a context window of 1 million tokens. That's like‬
‭reading an entire book in one go. This is basically Google search on steroids.‬

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‭Breaking news, Google just changed the world with Willow.‬

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‭Imagine solving a math problem that would take the world's fastest supercomputer 10‬
‭septillion years. Hard to imagine, right? That's longer than the universe has existed. But‬
‭Google suggests Willow can do it in 5 minutes. But how? Well, normal computers use bits.‬
‭They're either 0 or 1. But quantum computers use something called qubits, which can be 0‬
‭or 1 or both simultaneously. It's called quantum superposition. And with Willow, it seems‬
‭Google believes this breakthrough leads to evidence of the idea that we may live in a‬
‭multiverse.‬

‭ his idea was initially proposed by the physicist David Deutsch, who argued that quantum‬
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‭computers exploit the multiverse, with computations being performed simultaneously across‬
‭these parallel universes. He states the quantum computer is working with real versions of‬
‭itself in multiple universes, solving different parts of the problem simultaneously. When the‬
‭computation is complete,‬

t‭he interference between these universes ensures we get the correct solution. Now this‬
‭might be too heavy to digest, but when we're using quantum computers to discover new‬
‭medicines, optimize fusion reactors and model new solar cells, it's going to be an interesting‬
‭world in a few years.‬

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‭Mark Zuckerberg released Lama 3.3, but that's not what caught our attention.‬

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‭Everyone on the internet noticed this extremely thin watch he was wearing. So, we did‬
‭some digging to find out what it was. This is the Bulgari Octo Finissimo Ultra, officially the‬
‭world's thinnest mechanical watch at just 1.7 millimeters. It's literally thinner than two credit‬
‭cards stacked together. Now, they had to completely rethink how watches are built to make‬
‭them this thin. Normal watches have hundreds of tiny parts stacked on top of each other. But‬
‭with this one, they used super strong materials,‬

l‭ike tungsten carbide, the same stuff used in drill bits to make the base plate super thin‬
‭without breaking. And they managed to fit all 170 components into something thinner than a‬
‭penny. Even the bracelet is a piece of engineering art. It's just 1.5mm thick and has this‬
‭crazy thin folding clasp that's almost invisible. But this watch isn't just thin, it's also incredibly‬
‭accurate. It's what they call a COSC certified chronometer, meaning it's so precise that it‬
‭only loses a few seconds per day. Only 0.2% of watches in the world are this accurate.‬
‭They're only making 20 of these.‬

‭ bout half a million dollars. Now the only question is how long do you think will it take for‬
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‭knockoffs to appear on the market?‬

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‭Over 2 million software engineers don't do anything and companies are losing $500 billion.‬

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‭Here's the crazy story. Last month...‬

‭ idi made this post about software engineers who literally make like two code changes a‬
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‭month, few emails, few meetings, remote work, less than five hours a week for around 200‬
‭to 300k dollars. And this got even crazier when Stanford researchers revealed that this isn't‬
‭just a random observation. Their data shows this is happening everywhere. The researchers‬
‭analyzed over 50,000 engineers across hundreds of companies and found something wild.‬
‭14% of remote software engineers are what they call ghosts. For comparison, only 6% of‬
‭in-office engineers‬

‭fall into this category.‬

‭ hen they looked at actual code changes, the data was more shocking. Most of these‬
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‭engineers make fewer than three commits per month. That's like showing up to work once‬
‭every ten days to change a single line of code. What's crazier is that Aaron Levy, CEO of‬
‭Box, didn't even know Box itself was on the list. Not just this, even Andhrae Karpati backed it‬
‭up and said, he's met such engineers and they all laugh about it openly. This has me‬
‭thinking, is remote work destroying work culture? Considering Elon fired 80% of Twitter's‬
‭staff and it still runs fine, should this be applied everywhere?‬

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‭Private emails between Elon Musk and OpenAI were just leaked and it's a masterclass in‬
‭how tech CEOs actually communicate.‬

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‭Look at this first email. Sam Altman explains his entire mission for OpenAI and Elon's‬
‭response? Just three words. Agree on all.‬

‭ ut it gets better. When tensions were escalating between Elon and the team, Ilya stepped‬
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‭in with what might be the most important email in OpenAI's history. His email is a perfect‬
‭example of how top tier thinkers articulate their thoughts. Clear, precise, no fluff. Our desire‬
‭to work with you is so great that we are happy to give up on the equity, personal control,‬
‭make ourselves easily fireable, whatever it takes to work with you. While Elon's response,‬
‭Guys, I've had enough. This is the final straw. Either go do something on your own or‬
‭continue with OpenAI as a non-profit.‬

I‭ will no longer fund OpenAI until you have made a firm commitment to stay or I'm just being‬
‭a fool who is essentially providing free funding for you to create a startup.‬

‭ iscussions are over. Might not have been what Ilya hoped for. It continues to show that‬
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‭even when there's a disagreement between people or they change their minds, the‬
‭communication between exceptional individuals is done with incredible clarity and‬
‭transparency, leaving nothing on assumptions. I've attached the link to the full email chain in‬
‭the comments. Trust me, it's worth reading if you want to understand how your favorite tech‬
‭CEOs actually think.‬

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‭Look at this tiny AI creature. It's called Morphlin and it's changing how we think about robotic‬
‭pets.‬

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‭Unlike other robo pets that look obviously mechanical, Morphlin is an incredibly fluffy ball of‬
‭silvery white fur that squeaks, wiggles, and actually develops its own personality through AI.‬
‭Inside that cute exterior, Morphlin has sensors and an emotion map that help it respond to its‬
‭environment. When you pet it or talk to it, it processes those interactions through AI to‬
‭develop different emotional states. Kind of like how a real pet-‬

I‭t can feel everything from calm to excited, secure to anxious. The more you interact with it,‬
‭the more its personality evolves. And according to The Guardian, Moflin is part of a growing‬
‭field of companion robots that could help address real issues like loneliness and anxiety. It‬
‭costs about $300 and was developed by Casio in Japan. But let's be real, it's not going to‬
‭replace your dog or cat anytime soon. It can't chase a ball or purr in your lap, quite like the‬
‭real thing yet. But it's showing us what the future of companion robots might look like.‬

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‭You know the classic controller that's been around forever? Well, Microsoft just completely‬
‭reimagined what a gaming controller can be.‬

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‭Instead of the standard setup we're all used to, this new controller is totally modular. You can‬
‭take it apart and rebuild it however you want. It's called the Proteus Controller. It's made up‬
‭of these little cubes that snap together. Each one can be a button, a joystick, or whatever‬
‭you need. The crazy part, you can put it together in over a hundred different ways. But why‬
‭would anyone want this? Well, think about it. We're all different.‬

‭ ight? Some of us have bigger hands, some smaller, some people can only game with one‬
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‭hand. Others might have limited finger mobility.‬

‭ ut we've all had to adapt to the same controller design for decades. And with this new‬
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‭controller, if something doesn't work for you, you just change it, whatever works best for you.‬
‭Plus, there's software where you can remap every button to do exactly what you want. Now,‬
‭let's talk about that $300 price tag. Yeah, it's not cheap, but right now, gamers with specific‬
‭needs often pay thousands for custom-made controllers that might not even work great.‬
‭Most specialized controllers are made by tiny companies in tiny batches, which drives prices‬
‭way up. And having a major company like Microsoft‬

‭back this tech could actually start driving those prices down across the board.‬

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‭kids who watch shows like Cocomelon enter an almost trans-like state.‬

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‭Do you know the famous YouTube kids TV show, Cocomelon? According to the New York‬
‭Times, kids who watch shows like Cocomelon enter an almost trans-like state. Here's a‬
‭video of them reacting to the soundtrack.‬
‭This technique of controlling attention started with the Sesame Street.‬

‭ uring their secret tests, they would trap kids between two screens. On one, they'd show‬
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‭their program, and on the other, colorful distractors. That's when they found out they could‬
‭use quick cuts, bright colors, and sudden movements to force kids to watch, whether they‬
‭wanted to or not. Today, the company behind Cocomelon has supercharged this with a tool‬
‭called Distractum. Similar to Sesame Street's experiments, they set up a two-monitor setup.‬
‭One screen plays Cocomelon, and the other shows regular everyday activities like someone‬
‭pouring coffee or a haircut.‬

r‭ eal life scenes researchers noted down. They used this data to figure out exactly which‬
‭parts of their shows work and which don't. Take the colours, for example. Cocoa Melon uses‬
‭maximum saturation, the same technique used in slot machines. The pacing? The scene‬
‭changes every 1-2 seconds, making regular paced activities seem boring. The truth is even‬
‭scarier. Cocoa Melon has grown into a monster, becoming the second most watched and‬
‭third most followed channel on YouTube, pulling in a terrifying 7.8 billion views every month.‬

‭ ast year, more kids sat glued to Cocomelon than the amount of people who watched‬
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‭The biggest scam in Bangalore is when you are leaving an apartment and the owner sends‬
‭you a fraction of the security deposit claiming damage or something despite no evidence.‬

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‭I've lived in maybe 10 apartments and this illegal retention of deposit has happened every‬
‭single time. But here's how technology can help fix this. Taking photos or videos before‬
‭moving in is good. But there's now something even better, photogrammetry.‬

‭ pps like Polycam use this tech. Photogrammetry works by capturing multiple overlapping‬
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‭photos of a space from different angles. The software analyzes these images to identify‬
‭matching points across photos and calculates the exact position and angle from which each‬
‭photo was taken. By triangulating these camera positions and matching pixels between‬
‭images, it creates a detailed 3D reconstruction of the space, including geometry and surface‬
‭textures. So when you scan your apartment, you're not just taking pictures, you're creating a‬
‭complete digital twin that lives in the cloud. You can walk through it work-‬

‭ irtually measure any wall or corner and zoom into any detail. So next time when your‬
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‭landlord claims you damaged that wall or scratched that floor, you can pull up your before‬
‭and after 3D spaces and show exactly how the place looked when you moved in. It's precise‬
‭down to the millimeter, way better than trying to argue over blurry photos.‬

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‭Jake Paul just beat Mike Tyson, but the real knockout was Netflix's streaming service.‬

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‭Here's what happened when thousands of people tried to watch this historic fight at the‬
‭exact same time. During the match, thousands of users reported outages, frustrated and‬
‭staring at loading screens. But this isn't just about a glitchy stream, it's about the crazy‬
‭technical challenge of live-sports streaming.‬

‭ hen you watch your favourite show, Netflix uses content delivery networks. Servers spread‬
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‭worldwide that store copies of shows near you. But live streaming, that's a whole different‬
‭game. The video has to be encoded, transmitted and distributed in real time with almost zero‬
‭delay. Plus there's adaptive bitrate streaming, which tries to adjust video quality based on‬
‭everyone's internet speed simultaneously. What's fascinating is that other streaming‬
‭platforms like Hotstar in India regularly handle these kinds of huge crowds for cricket‬
‭matches. We're talking millions of concurrent viewers.‬

‭ xpertise goes into making these massive live streams work. So next time your stream‬
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‭buffers during a big event, remember, you're witnessing the internet's infrastructure being‬
‭pushed to its absolute limits. It's pretty wild that we're still learning how to handle these‬
‭massive digital crowds.‬

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‭Someone just fixed Apple's awkward power button problem by turning the entire Mac Mini‬
‭into one giant button.‬

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‭As you can see, this Reddit user created a simple 3D printed stand that lets you press‬
‭anywhere on top of the Mac Mini to turn it on. Now, this isn't the first time Apple has made us‬
‭scratch our heads. Remember the Magic Mouse? Or when Apple made you plug the Apple‬
‭Pencil into your iPad? Or the most notable Apple Polishing Cloth? Or the 70,000 rupees Mac‬
‭Pro wheels? But maybe these aren't design mistakes at all. Think about it. What happens‬
‭every time Apple adds one of these quirky‬

f‭eatures. We all start talking about it. People make videos, social media explodes with‬
‭reactions and creative folks come up with amazing solutions that get shared everywhere. It's‬
‭actually brilliant marketing because any attention is good attention as long as you can‬
‭monetize it and Apple understands it well.‬

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‭surgeons where they found that surgeons who regularly play video games make less errors.‬

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‭Video games require manual dexterity. Yeah, it makes sense. Look at this. 32% fewer errors,‬
‭24% faster and scored 26% better overall than their non-player colleagues. Oh, I believe‬
‭that. That's incredible. Well, like that, you should be required in medical school to play video‬
‭games. But here's what's really interesting. It's not just about hand-eye coordination.‬

‭ rain scans show that gaming rewires three key neural networks. The parietal cortex, which‬
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‭controls how we orient our attention. The frontal lobe, which helps us stay focused. And the‬
‭anterior cingulate, which helps us handle multiple tasks. And get this, action gamers can‬
‭track six to seven moving objects at once, while most people can only track three-fourth.‬
‭They can also distinguish between different shades of grey, 58% better than non-gamers. An‬
‭ability that could mean the difference between seeing a car in dense fog or...‬

‭ ut here's the most counter-intuitive finding. While most people get worse at multitasking,‬
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‭when they try to juggle multiple things, gamers get better. Their brains become more efficient‬
‭at switching between tasks, using less energy to accomplish more. Maybe it's time we‬
‭stopped thinking of gaming as just entertainment, and started seeing it as what it really is. A‬
‭powerful form of cognitive enhancement.‬

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‭In older games, you'd see an obvious loading screen when your character needed to move‬
‭to a new area.‬

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‭Have you wondered why so many games these days require you to go through a narrow‬
‭passage? Well, there's a reason for it. It's actually a cleverly disguised loading screen where‬
‭you feel like you still have control.‬

I‭n older games, you'd see an obvious loading screen when your character needed to move‬
‭to a new area. But game developers realized that broke the immersion. So they came up‬
‭with this brilliant trick, making you squeeze through a tight gap or climb through a narrow‬
‭tunnel while the next area loads in the background. It's pretty genius when you think about it.‬
‭While you're slowly moving your character through that tight space, the game is busy loading‬
‭all the textures, models and effects for the next area. But instead of staring at a static‬
‭screen, you feel like you're still playing.‬

‭ he tech behind this has also gotten really creative. Some games use elevator rides and‬
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‭others use long rope climbs. The key is keeping you occupied just long enough for‬
‭everything to load. But gamers are starting to get tired of these sequences. And I get it.‬
‭Once you know what they are, you start seeing them everywhere. And some players are‬
‭saying, just give us a loading screen. But with gaming hardware getting better by the day, we‬
‭might be seeing less of these sequences anyway. Though honestly, I love how this shows us‬
‭something fascinating about game design.‬

‭how developers turn technical limitations into creative solutions.‬

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‭Chad GPT just got a massive upgrade.‬

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‭It can finally search the internet. Watch this. Can you explain a few top Indian stocks that‬
‭declined this week and what it means for those industries? Now as you can see, it can blend‬
‭real-time stock data with more deeper analysis, pulling insights from multiple news sources‬
‭to give you the full picture. This is wild.‬

‭ ecause before chat GPT was stuck in 2022. It couldn't tell you anything current. And‬
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‭instead of bouncing between a browser and GPT, this time everything's right here. Plus you‬
‭can see where it's getting its information from. See this little sources button? It shows you‬
‭exactly which websites and articles it used. However, interestingly, you won't find any New‬
‭York Times articles since they're suing OpenAI instead of partnering with them. Now, chat‬
‭GPT search uses a fine-tuned version of GPT 4.0.‬

‭ ost trained using novel synthetic data generation techniques. Although I love how this could‬
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‭change how we search for information, it's still in its early stages and it can sometimes mix‬
‭up facts. For example, yesterday someone used it to search about GPT-5 and it completely‬
‭made up a fake launch event in London. So, while it's amazing for research and quick‬
‭answers, always double check important stuff.‬

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‭Did you know that math can actually help you pick your next Netflix show‬

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‭It's called the 37% rule and it's like a cheat code for decision making. Here's how it works.‬
‭First, decide how many options you're willing to look at. Let's say 100 Netflix movies. Then,‬
‭spend the first 37% of your time just exploring. Watch trailers, read descriptions, but don't‬
‭commit. This phase helps you understand what good looks like. After that 37% mark, choose‬
‭the first option that's better than everything you've seen before. That's it. But why exactly‬
‭37%?‬

‭ ell, the number isn't random. It's derived from the mathematical constant E, approximately‬
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‭2.71828, where 1 upon E is approximately 37%. Mathematicians have proven this gives you‬
‭the best chance of finding the absolute best choice. But this isn't just tied to a particular‬
‭problem. This works for all kinds of decisions. Netflix scrolling, explore 37 movies, then‬
‭choose. Job applications, interview 37% of candidates, and even evaluating businesses to‬
‭buy. The key lies in finding the balance. Knowing enough to know what's good‬

‭ ut not waiting so long that the best options pass you by. So next time you're stuck scrolling,‬
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‭stop. Maths got your back. Explore 37% then pick the next best thing you see.‬

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‭This is Grain Weevil, a small robot claiming to save thousands of farmers' lives worldwide.‬

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‭Every year, nearly 25 farmers lose their lives in grain bin accidents. Even more‬
‭heartbreaking, one in five of these accidents involves teenage boys.‬

‭ hese grain bins are those large cylindrical structures that farmers use to store harvested‬
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‭grains. They're hot, dirty and dangerous. However, farmers need to climb inside these bins‬
‭to maintain the grain. This grain acts like a sand trap. It's a silent killer where you are slowly‬
‭buried alive. And this is where these small robots solve this issue. The robot moves through‬
‭grain using motorized augers. Think of these as rotating screws that can move material as‬
‭they spin. These augers allow the robot to navigate‬

‭ nd manipulate the grain effectively, maintaining airflow, breaking up surface crusts and‬
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‭bridges and pushing grain towards the bins built in on loading system. All of this is done‬
‭remotely, keeping farmers safely outside the bin. Now as we look to the future, it's‬
‭fascinating to consider how robots are evolving. We just saw figure 02 release and we might‬
‭be entering an era where both software and hardware can be fine tuned in versatile general‬
‭purpose robots. Imagine a farm robot with transformer abilities.‬

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‭Dude, what did I watch? I saw something explode on Twitter yesterday, it blew my mind.‬

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‭Avi Schiffman raised 2 million dollars. I apparently spent 1.8 million of it buying the domain‬
‭name, [Link]. It looks like the small Amazon Echo, but with AI capability built into it,‬
‭which the small Amazon Echo is gonna have every day now. Do you think it was worth it? So‬
‭I have no idea what's going on, right? So apparently this guy, Avi, wanted to make a‬
‭variable.‬

‭ here was another guy that also wanted to make a wearable and they both named it friend.‬
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‭Eventually when Avi came out with his product, the other guys made a rap song on the‬
‭internet saying, how can you steal my thing or whatever. I built a tram. Renamed your tap.‬
‭Jacked my style. Built nothing real. It's been a while. And then Avi's like, no, screw you. It's‬
‭my market. The move that he made was he spent $1.8 million on a domain, which to be very‬
‭honest, that's the one part of this I can get behind. Everyone can make products, but getting‬
‭users on the products is damn hard. What do you think the play is, which is to hack SEO,‬
‭which is...‬

‭ eople, everybody searching for AI friend is gonna find this. Now I think everyone's shitting‬
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‭on everything that comes out. So Avi's learnt how to sort of take advantage of the haters,‬
‭right? He's like, haters are anyway gonna share and talk nonsense, might as well make‬
‭something where they can actually share and hate and whatever, right? And this got like 21‬
‭million views. I don't think you can purchase 21 million views for 1.8 million dollars. So‬
‭whatever it is, it paid off. Like as much as people are calling him arrogant and this and that,‬
‭I'm actually rooting for him because I'm like having a top level domain, having a [Link]‬
‭domain is a big deal.‬

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‭Scientists have discovered a molecular motor inside bacteria that looks exactly like the‬
‭electric motors we use every day.‬

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‭These are not just any motors, they are made of protein complexes and can spin both‬
‭clockwise and counterclockwise, enabling bacteria and sperm to move similarly to‬
‭man-made electric motor-powered machines. What's truly remarkable is how nature and‬
‭human engineers independently developed similar designs for rotary motion. But here's the‬
‭cool part.‬

‭ esearchers are using cryo-electron microscopy to see these motors in insane detail.‬
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‭Basically, they flash-freeze bacteria, samples and bombard them with electrons, capturing‬
‭thousands of 2D images. As described by one of the researchers, it's just like taking‬
‭thousands of iPhone live photos of something impossibly small. Now then, they use AI to‬
‭reconstruct these 2D images into 3D models. And what's mind-blowing?‬

i‭s how the resolution is so good, they can even see individual atoms in their bonds.‬
‭However, why does this all matter? Well, understanding these spinning motors could‬
‭revolutionize how we fight diseases. Instead of killing bacteria, we might just stop them from‬
‭moving with what these researchers call lethargy biotics, where you treat infections by‬
‭making bacteria too lazy to spread or create super precise drug delivery systems based on‬
‭these natural motors.‬

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‭Gamers across the world are complaining that using the new Razer keyboard is cheating‬
‭and it's all because of these two new features that Razer has dropped called snap tap and‬
‭rapid trigger‬

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‭Let's understand it and the controversy behind it. Now firstly, traditional keyboards have a‬
‭physical latency problem where a switch needs to travel past a‬

f‭ixed actuation point for a keystroke to be registered. This means there's a slight delay‬
‭between you pressing a key and seeing the action in-game. However, Rapid Trigger‬
‭changes this. It registers input almost instantly and resets as soon as you start releasing the‬
‭key. Now another issue with regular keyboards is that if you press keys with opposing‬
‭directions at the same time, like left and right, your character just stops moving.‬

‭ ow, SnapTap solves this in a pretty clever way. It prioritizes the last input it detects. So‬
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‭when you press two opposing directions, your character still keeps moving based on the‬
‭most recent key you hit. But you can change directions instantly without letting go of the‬
‭previous key. So you could be holding down left, tap, right, and your character will‬
‭immediately start moving right while you're still pressing left.‬

I‭ mean these keyboards are so good that pro players want them banned because in games‬
‭like Counter-Strike, there's this technique called Counter-Strafing that pros spend thousands‬
‭of hours mastering. And now with these two features, anyone with no skills can pull off these‬
‭pro gamer moves. But let me know in the comments below if these keyboards should be‬
‭allowed in competitive esports or banned.‬

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‭Here are the top three free resources to get started learning AI and machine learning in‬
‭2024.‬

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‭First up, three Blue One Browns Transformer explainer videos. Before you dive into building‬
‭AI apps, it's crucial to understand the core of AI's current boom. Transformers. This is part of‬
‭a larger deep learning playlist where you'll learn the inner workings of Transformers. Trust‬
‭me, this visual breakdown makes really complex concepts click even to a layman. Next up is‬
‭Andrei Krapathy's Zero to Hero series.‬

‭ alks you through building a nano GPT using Shakespeare's writing. It's deep stuff, but this‬
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‭playlist on neural nets breaks it down into bite-sized lessons. You'll go from newbie to coding‬
‭language models faster than you think.‬

‭ astly, check out Microsoft's 18 lessons on generative AI. It's a goldmine for beginners,‬
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‭covering everything from rag and vector databases to practical AI app building. They even‬
‭dive into AI agents and fine tuning LLMs. Trust me, these resources are all 10 on 10. So stop‬
‭doom scrolling and start building some deep AI skills right now.‬

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‭There is now an open source alternative to Devin called Devica that can understand high‬
‭level human instructions, break them down into steps, research relevant information and‬
‭write code to achieve the given objective‬

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‭Now I'm yet to try it out myself, but you can simply set up Devica right now by just following‬
‭these above instructions. According to the GitHub repo, Devica was able to complete tasks‬
‭like building a fully functional game in Python. And under the hood, Devica utilizes LLM's‬
‭planning and reasoning algorithms‬

‭ nd web browsing abilities to intelligently develop software. Now the goal of this project is to‬
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‭be an open source alternative to Devin with an overly ambitious aim to meet the same score‬
‭as Devin in the SWE Bench benchmarks and eventually beat it. Now all these open source‬
‭AI tools often have cheap knockoff names like Adidas and Abibas. But you guys let me know‬
‭a better name for Devika that starts with DE in the comments below.‬

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‭So by now, everyone's seen the Rabbit R1.‬

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‭Like it or hate it, most people think the design is amazing. But what people don't know is that‬
‭the hardware design and engineering for the R1 was created by a company called Teenage‬
‭Engineering. And if you dig into the company, you'll find some golden insights about‬
‭hardware and design. Even though nothing won earphones, this is the company behind it.‬
‭Ladies and gentlemen, today we're gonna talk about Teenage Engineering.‬

‭ ee, everyone wants to build the next Apple, a hardware company that makes beautiful‬
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‭physical stuff. But people think that the next Apple will look like Apple. See, when the first‬
‭few Apple Macs got popular, they looked like this. But at that time, IBM computers looked‬
‭like this. So Apple was the different design. Most people didn't really like it because most‬
‭people using computers were professionals. People didn't fully like it because it was different‬
‭from the standard. So when we ask ourselves,‬

‭ hat's the next Apple? We have to look at design that looks very different to the norm right‬
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‭now. Ladies and gentlemen, here are the teenage engineering products.‬

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‭You were talking about your 4am flights. I asked you a question, do you use Marathon to‬
‭reset your sleep cycle? And then you told me something very interesting about an app.‬

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‭I use this app called TimeShifter. It's basically you give it your flight information. So literally‬
‭like the airline flight numbers that you're flying. And it gives you this whole recipe, like hour‬
‭by hour of like what it wants you to do. You try and take a nap right now. But even if you can't‬
‭sleep, like make sure you're in the dark.‬

‭ ut your sunglasses on, like no bright lights. And then like suddenly it's like, you know, take‬
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‭melatonin, drink caffeine, like open the windows and try and get as much sunlight as you‬
‭can. Like I followed this set of instructions on the way over. Way easier to anyone that's‬
‭traveling abroad from India, I highly recommend like TimeShifter. It's pretty cool.‬

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‭Check out the video above featuring PM Modi using an AI tool called Bhashini to live‬
‭translate his Hindi speech into Tamil for thousands of people.‬

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‭BASNI is a government initiative aimed at making India more inclusive and its languages‬
‭more accessible than ever. What distinguishes BASNI is its innovative approach to‬
‭crowdsourcing. The platform enables individuals to contribute anonymously, thereby‬
‭enhancing the dataset used for the AI. This makes the development of the product easier‬
‭and it's designed to bridge the language barrier in India. Today, if somebody from North India‬
‭comes to South India or vice versa, it's always problematic, there are always fights because‬
‭of the language and a tool like this can be very useful.‬

‭ ypically, governments lag behind in doing stuff like this, so I'm excited that they're doing‬
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‭something like this. It is nice to see.‬

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‭EKYC is dead. So the reason for this is stable diffusion, IP adapter just came out and you‬
‭can now generate faces and stable diffusion quite accurately.‬

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‭Combine that with control net line art. You want to write some text and render that. You can‬
‭do that. And the combination of course, beats KYC because in many platforms, especially‬
‭finance platform.‬

t‭o sign up, you need to take a picture of yourself holding a passport or something like that.‬
‭And you are now able to fool that entire system. So when I tweeted this, a lot of people in the‬
‭comments said, well, now we'll have to hold up today's newspaper and stuff like that. While‬
‭the newspaper idea is a good one, I don't think it's possible at scale, because at scale‬
‭platforms are using algorithms to figure out whether this person's identification matches the‬
‭person's face. And you can't do that for newspapers easily, especially newspapers that‬
‭haven't been made yet. So 10 days later, the front page of the newspaper, you don't know‬
‭what it's going to look like, and new software is going to arrive.‬

‭ here you're able to feed in today's newspaper from the backend and then verify that with‬
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‭every sign up that somebody is doing. So this is a bit dangerous and I don't know how the‬
‭platforms will evolve to counter this.‬

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‭Tanmay, how much money do content creators make? On long form, 1 million views, 1 lakh‬
‭rupees is on the higher end.‬

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‭You should be able to make at least like 30-40-50k irrespective of the genre you are in. If‬
‭you're generating a million views, then probably gonna get more money from brand deals‬
‭than YouTube ad revenue. But if you get a million views in say a finance category, you can‬
‭charge upwards of 15-20 lakhs per integration. I know creators who've been paid like 35-40‬
‭lakhs to make a reel. The deals really depends on views, what genre you're in and what is‬
‭your percent.‬

‭ s a creator. If you're able to pull in 30 million views a month with an average watch time of 5‬
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‭to 6 minutes, you will make a million dollars a year between branded content and ad‬
‭revenue. You're basically earning the salary of a CEO on YouTube but it's a grind. You're‬
‭available 365 days, you have to produce content whenever. Absolutely, your life is on sale.‬

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‭If you're a programmer watching the Google Gemini announcement, I found a very key‬
‭insight for you.‬

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‭See, you can broadly categorize programmers into three different categories. One is a set of‬
‭programmers that solves problems. They have a business use case in mind and they're‬
‭trying to solve that. The second is a bunch of researchers who use programming to‬
‭implement many of their papers. And the third kind is a bunch of programmers who are really‬
‭good at competitive programming. Unfortunately, one of the highlights of Gemini was Alpha‬
‭Code 2.‬

‭ hich can actually go head to head with competitive programmers and is able to solve‬
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‭problems that even the top 0.2% of competitive coders can't actually solve. The problem is‬
‭quite difficult, it's very abstract, so I can't get into too many details, but the really cool thing is‬
‭that to solve it, Afaqa 2 makes use of dynamic programming.‬

‭ nd what's really impressive is that not only AlphaKid 2 knows how to properly implement‬
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‭this strategy, but also when and where to use it. But there is hope for programmers like us.‬
‭Google believes that the future of programming is going to be with you almost having this AI‬
‭be a human right code with you, where you might not have to focus too much on the‬
‭implementation, but you really need to consider a partner that you can give these‬
‭instructions to and work with. So there is hope. And there's this saying that somebody in my‬
‭team keeps saying, which is that-‬

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‭may die at some point but engineering will live on forever. What are your thoughts? Tell me‬
‭in the comments below.‬

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‭In an absolute masterstroke, Satya Nadella has proved to all of us why he's the best tech‬
‭CEO in 2023. Satya Nadella has acqui-hired OpenAI for $0. That's right.‬

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‭Sam Altman and Greg Brockman are both joining Microsoft and leading a new division there.‬
‭And a lot of OpenAI employees are actually leaving the company and going directly to‬
‭Microsoft to work in this new team. Now, Sam was about to join OpenAI again, but‬
‭negotiations broke down and they got a different CEO. And while all of us were watching the‬
‭India versus Australia match, Satya pulled off incredible deal making to make sure that he‬
‭got all the value of OpenAI by paying nothing.‬

‭ he employees that already exist in OpenAI are very committed to Sam and Greg, and many‬
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‭of them are moving from OpenAI to Microsoft because of Sam. Satya for the win.‬

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‭Sam Altman has just been fired from OpenAI.‬

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‭I can't even believe I said that. Anyone who's been an entrepreneur and had a board knows‬
‭that this is a code word for the fact that Sam Altman has done something unspeakable. The‬
‭board has replaced him with Meera Murati and according to their blog post, Sam simply‬
‭wasn't candid with them. Now that's all hogwash. I'm pretty sure something really, really‬
‭horrible has happened because this is not a usual incident. The only other two theories are‬
‭maybe Sam has achieved AGI internally and he's not told anyone about it. Unlikely.‬

‭ he other theory is that there's a power struggle and Sam and team just lost, unlikely. It‬
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‭really looks like he's done something insane and therefore has been let go off. It's crazy‬
‭news, it's evolving. I just came here, saw it and I thought let's just shoot a video but...‬

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‭Private engineering institutes are now speculating of 50-75% drop in campus placements‬
‭this year.‬

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‭In fact, this is a non-AI video and I just want to quickly talk about jobs for a second. There‬
‭was an era last year, the year before that where everything was crazy. VC funding was‬
‭flowing on tap, there was a lot of money in the ecosystem, people were jumping jobs every‬
‭two months, but I think that time is over. And this is less because of AI and more because‬
‭the market has just constricted, but it definitely seems like if you get a job right now, it's‬
‭actually a good place to be. You should not take risks.‬

I‭'ve built my career on taking risks, but there are some periods where you shouldn't take‬
‭risks And this seems like one of those periods where it's unwise to do it because the market‬
‭is just so bad It's also because we've created this oversupply of a lot of engineers through‬
‭many of these unknown colleges that have just increased supply and The demand has kind‬
‭of dipped because of the market So I know this is not very exciting advice, but stick to your‬
‭job is actually good advice right now‬

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‭You can now create entire 3D worlds using just a text prompt with Hyper3D, an AI tool that‬
‭has partnered with Google's AI.‬

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‭All you need to do is tell it what you want. For example, when prompted with a lava world‬
‭with fire, smoke and monsters, it created this impressive environment. Now, it also seems to‬
‭be pretty customizable. For instance, if you ask it to add a tower, make it taller, add some‬
‭fire, make it defensible with animations, etc., it does add everything in real time. Now, I‬
‭personally think this is going to be a huge productivity boost for indie game developers.‬

‭and filmmakers as they can now focus on the most important part of the creation process.‬

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‭Nii has just released Dali 3 for free and it's available to everyone through Bing chat. To‬
‭access it, simply visit [Link] slash images slash create.‬

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‭Once there, enter your prompt and create whatever you want. Until now, image prompting‬
‭was actually considered a skill. You needed to know the right keywords. But with Dali 3, chat‬
‭GPD sort of becomes the interface. So you can talk to it like you're talking to a human or in‬
‭specific. You can talk to it like you're talking to a professional.‬

‭ rom comics, illustrations to manga, cinematic posters, whatever you want, you can make‬
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‭Dali 3 do it. And compared to Mid Journey, Dali 3 is actually free thanks to Bing Chat and the‬
‭fact that it can generate text along with images make it a suitable competitor to win the‬
‭throne. And this is an observation I've been making across AI tools that consumers can use‬
‭is that everything is eventually going to be free, at least for the end consumer.‬

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‭You were 25 years old. You were sitting out of India. You're seeing all these new models‬
‭come out.‬

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‭How would you tackle that? How would you upskill if you were young again? Keep on the‬
‭frontier and be ready for the next drop. You can't say, I'm going to build this and then I'll go to‬
‭the next. You're simultaneously working with some frontier thing where you're making‬
‭something that is impossible today, more possible because of what's coming, while you're‬
‭optimizing. If you had to pick something that India can do now in the next few years, what‬
‭would that be?‬

I‭ think India has tremendous opportunities. I think the next generation SaaS company that‬
‭says, you know what, I'm going to embrace these agents, change even my business model‬
‭around it. That's a massive opportunity. Are there any other things that you've seen in‬
‭research level and you think it's going to play out in five years? Combination of progress in‬
‭AI and AI for science and maybe quantum. That, to me, might be the next big breakthrough‬
‭where science itself is computed. The net is abuzz with...‬

‭ onversation of Satya Nadella said that SaaS is dead. Now I know that's not exactly what‬
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‭you said, and the internet has lost nuance over time. But I'd love for you to tell me how that‬
‭shift happens, from SaaS all the way to agents.‬

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‭The world just saw Trump and Zelensky fighting on camera. Here's the clip.‬

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‭From the very beginning of the war, Mr. President, I was... You don't have the cards right‬
‭now. With us, you start having cards. I'm not playing cards. I'm very serious, Mr. President.‬
‭I'm very serious. You're gambling with the lives of millions of people. You're gambling with‬
‭World War III. What are you thinking about? What are you thinking about? And what you're‬
‭doing is very disrespectful to the country, this country.‬

I‭t's back you. Far more than a lot of people said they should have. Have you said thank you,‬
‭what? Can you believe what we just witnessed? Two world leaders having this kind of‬
‭exchange in real time, right in front of us. This would have been unimaginable just a few‬
‭decades ago. As you can see, technology has evolved so much. Remember when we only‬
‭had written transcripts of these meetings? Diplomatic conversations happened behind‬
‭closed doors, and we'd only hear carefully crafted statements afterward.‬

‭ hat world is gone. What's happening here is bigger than just one heated exchange. We're‬
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‭living through a fundamental shift in how political power operates. As bandwidth got‬
‭incredibly cheap and the internet and social media connected us all, video became the‬
‭primary way we consume information. And that's changed everything about how leaders‬
‭communicate.‬

‭ ow we're seeing unfiltered interactions between presidents in real time. These raw‬
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‭moments spread instantly across social media, getting millions of views before any official‬
‭spokesperson can spin them. So, world leaders are now performing on a global stage 24x7,‬
‭with everyone watching, commenting and sharing. For the first time, we can actually see just‬
‭how diplomatic or not our politicians really are.‬

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‭You know, it feels like this is an AI race and Silicon Valley is moving really fast. I feel we're‬
‭sort of getting left behind.‬

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‭If you were an engineer back home in India, or you were an entrepreneur there, what would‬
‭you do to keep up? Look, I see it a bit differently. Unlike past technologies, the underlying‬
‭APIs for AI are available everywhere, including India. So I think India is a well-positioned‬
‭country.‬

‭ hat AI offers is for anyone to use it and solve build applications and solve problems. So I‬
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‭think to me for India this is the moment. It has an extraordinary base of developers,‬
‭engineering talent. For them to understand this trend and build applications in a way that‬
‭makes sense either for India or for the world, from India. I think both are exciting possibilities.‬
‭So I would view it that way.‬

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‭Massive news, OpenAI launched a new model GPT-4O, and this stuff is now real-time. So‬
‭one of the key capabilities we're really excited to share with you today is real-time‬
‭conversational speech.‬

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‭Let's just get a demo fired up. Let me try a couple deep breaths. Can you give me feedback‬
‭on my breaths? Okay, here I go. Whoa, slow...‬

‭ ou a bit there. Mark, you're not a vacuum cleaner. Okay, let me try again. So I'm gonna‬
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‭breathe in deeply and breathe out. That's it. How do you feel? I feel a lot better. So my friend‬
‭Barrett here, he's been having trouble sleeping lately. And I want you to tell him a bedtime‬
‭story about robots and love. Oh, a bedtime story about robots and love? I got you covered.‬
‭Gather round, Barrett.‬
‭Once upon a time in a world not too different from ours, always explore- I like the way you‬
‭started this story, but I want a little bit more emotion in your voice. A little bit more drama.‬
‭Got it. Let's add some drama. Once upon a time in a world not too different from ours, there‬
‭was a robot named- No, no, no, no, no, Chakshu, because I really want maximal emotion,‬
‭like maximal expressiveness, much more than you were doing before. Understood. Let's‬
‭amplify the drama. Once upon a time in a world-‬

t‭oo different from ours. So I'm gonna write down a linear equation on a sheet of paper and I'll‬
‭show you. And then I'd love your help working me through it. But importantly, don't tell me‬
‭the solution, just help give me hints along the way. Got it. What equation did I write down‬
‭there? Ah, I see it now. You wrote down three x plus one equals four. Yep, exactly. So what's‬
‭the first step I should take to try to solve this? The first step is to get all the terms with x on‬
‭one side and the constants on the other side.‬

‭ o what do you think we should do with that plus one? Okay, I'm gonna try to subtract one‬
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‭from both sides and then I'll see what I get. Great idea. Sam Altman even wrote a blog about‬
‭it saying, the new voice and video mode is the best compute interface I've ever used. It feels‬
‭like AI from the movies, but it's insane how 10 years later, the sci-fi movie Her just became a‬
‭reality.‬

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‭In the US, there's a company called Postmates which got acquired by Uber. They actually‬
‭have a delivery robot on the streets‬

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‭Okay, that can go out on the roads and you know, it has these googly eyes and food stuck‬
‭inside, I mean put inside it by the delivery guy. You can't open it unless you're the owner, you‬
‭have to put an OTP. Now sometimes they fall on a ditch. It's, I mean, or somebody could kick‬
‭it out of the road, right? What's happening is there's a guy in command central, one person,‬
‭per area, who's looking in a screen of all the Postmates robot through a camera, right?‬

I‭f one of them falls, he just tells his assistant, it fell down, go fix it. And he also has an Xbox‬
‭controller, right, to manually reset its locations. So there's a guy who's doing monitoring of,‬
‭let's say, 100 robots at a time. What has happened? Today we have 100 Geomato delivery‬
‭drivers. Now there's one main Geomato delivery driver and an assistant who can go fix‬
‭problems. And there are 100 robots on the screen. To a business, this makes total sense. A‬
‭robot is much cheaper than a human.‬

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‭Do you remember that episode in Black Mirror where there's a person who's recording‬
‭everything with his eyes and constantly replaying it again and again? Well, that tech has now‬
‭entered the real world.‬

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‭Check this out. It's by a company called Wislabs that allows you to constantly record what‬
‭you've seen in real life and replay it in virtual reality. It's going to change the way we relive‬
‭our memories and it's also going to lead to a lot of divorces if Black Mirror is anything to go‬
‭by.‬

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‭You see that black and white image on YouTube? You might be wondering what it is.‬

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‭It is actually the most ingenious hack on YouTube I have ever seen in my life. So you can‬
‭actually use YouTube to store any type of file. And there's a program that a guy has created‬
‭that allows you to convert any file, whether it be a zip file, an EXC, any type of file into‬
‭frames, into images, where every part of the frame that's black represents zero.‬

‭ nd every part that's a white represents a one. Fundamentally, all data is just zero and ones,‬
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‭and you can represent that as black and white. Now what this person has done is he has‬
‭written a converter that actually converts any file you have into frames of a YouTube video‬
‭where every frame is composed of blacks and whites. So basically in every second, there‬
‭are 24 frames that this person is encoding, which means that every hour on YouTube, you‬
‭can be storing 45 GB of content, which you can dropbox and Google Drive doesn't allow.‬

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