An underappreciated and under discussed consequence of abundant AI is the return of god phenomenon, which will massively guide social interactions. Traditionally, we’ve found relief in deliberating the tougher tasks, decisions and ambiguities to a higher power = god
A fairly big leap for the collective to digest. Will be fascinating to see the trickle down affect of this on social interactions, which may breed social cohesion and apathy simultaneously
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India remittances are dropping significantly.
With that - their current account balance is taking a dip
And it should be expected to dip further from where it’s at.
INR will mostly be in a free fall for the next year
#WATCH | Gujarat: Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, "The moment the holidays begin, children are handed tickets to go abroad. The trend nowadays is to travel overseas—often for destination weddings. There are many people here who do not send me invitations anymore; they used to send them in the past because they would hold their weddings abroad, but now they are stopping that practice. This trend of destination weddings abroad is growing rapidly; however, consider the fact that this entails a significant expenditure of foreign currency. Ask yourselves: are there no places within India where we can spend our vacations, where we can teach our children about our history, where we can take pride in our own local sites. It is essential that we celebrate our vacations right here in India; furthermore—even when it comes to weddings—I do not believe there could be any place more beautiful or sacred for us than our own India..."
(Source: DD News)
What if there’s a significant plateau in training these LLM models?
Do we move towards breakups into smaller, more efficient, use case specific models?
What beyond that?
An open source implementation on device? Inference heavy and less on training? Is that how this plays out?
Built in end to end deployment capabilities is such an important differentiator for @Replit and @Lovable
Cancelling my @cursor due to the pain and time that it takes for manual pains. Especially in such an integration heavy dev world that we live in