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@amasad How pure is humanity's extinction ?

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@BallouxFrancois 10% chance of extinction versus human endeavour is a better way to describe the tradeoff.

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A mathematical genius and a simultaneous threat to humanity are intrinsically inconsistent. Unless mathematicians are a uniquely dangerous species. Or, more likely, this is not really mathematics at work. It's more of a voodoo for IPO spectacle.
@OpenAI
@sama
@DarioAmodei
@naval
@realsteveeisman
@elonmusk
@satyanadella
@sundarpichai
@AravSrinivas
@productaizery

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@ObhishekSaha Original bad takes are acceptable. More than machine generated ones !

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@Stretchedwiener AI makes the obscene claim of thinking, while actually copying someone else's output..

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@_rockt A proof requires a human at the beginning (who provided the problem ?), centre (who creatively solved it ?), and end (who critically examined it ?). Science requires a human as the focus to be called Science. All this @openai science is dead on arrival.

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@_rockt Proofs without thorough human validation are frauds.

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@dankrad A brute passing of the exam versus truly understanding the subject. Why would one choose brute force unless desperate to sell an IPO ?

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You still need humans to verify, validate and cross validate. This cross verification requires decades, if not centuries. Dumping of literally mindless "proofs" is like writing dozens of academic papers that have less than 0.001% chance of ultimately getting accepted by serious Academic Journals. There are several alternative claimants and criticisms to the discoveries accorded even a Nobel Prize. AI proponents are deliberately ignorant of the agonisingly slow field of scientific discovery. There is no turbo science. You cannot just throw money at human, tech problems.
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@Nithin0dha Before After lock in period might probably be a more interesting analysis

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RBI Monetary Policy (07.10.2026):
1. 25 bps repo rate hike is insignificant. Precarious private consumption remains highly dependent on already stretched household borrowings. RBI's bark unsuccessfully seeks to hide a fundamental inability to bite. A stance change means zilch. Ominous times are ahead for both growth and inflation.
2. Showing some spine regarding excessive AI valuations in the statement is again merely symbolic. Actual behaviour of rest of Government and Corporate sector towards AI continues to remain in excessive bubble territory (heavy data centre push).
3. Unrealistically rosy official data on growth and inflation figures remains the fundamental stumbling block on rescuing Rupee's declining value and promoting inward capital movement. Our policy makers are still stubbornly disconnected from reality.
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RBI Monetary Policy (07.10.2026):
1. 25 bps repo rate hike is insignificant. Precarious private consumption remains highly dependent on already stretched household borrowings. RBI's bark unsuccessfully seeks to hide a fundamental inability to bite. A stance change means zilch. Ominous times are ahead for both growth and inflation.
2. Showing some spine regarding excessive AI valuations in the statement is again merely symbolic. Actual behaviour of rest of Government and Corporate sector towards AI continues to remain in excessive bubble territory (heavy data centre push).
3. Unrealistically rosy official data on growth and inflation figures remains the fundamental stumbling block on rescuing Rupee's declining value and promoting inward capital movement. Our policy makers are still stubbornly disconnected from reality.
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Consumption Radio ! Episode 53
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Featuring: Low interest rates Low growth paradox (Also, the strange war on long term capital protection by discouraging Insurance distribution and Bank Deposits, while encouraging investor capital erosion via speculative mutual funds)
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Ep16: Market Visit Verdict (South Ext. Part I, Delhi);
Dt: October 6, 2026;
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