🇮🇷🇮🇳 Iranian President Pezeshkian is addressing the BRICS Summit.
Behind him, India’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal is absolutely demolishing a box of nuts.
Eating. Licking his fingers. Going back in.
Eventually, someone takes the box away.
A diplomatic intervention in the truest sense.
Writer: Oliver
So, last year, I posted a video debunking some of the most outrageously unscientific claims by Acharya Manish, and rather predictably, he issued a copyright strike on YouTube.
I challenged that strike on the basis of fair use + commentary + substantial original content from my side, and YouTube put the ball back in his court and gave him 10 days to respond. No response, so the video was reinstated after roughly 3 weeks from when it was disabled.
Now, he has issued the same copyright strike again, and I'm going to counter-claim again. Is this simply a nuisance tactic to get me to delete the video? It's not going to work
"Agentic AI breaks that barrier wide open. It moves from “tell me what to do” to “let me take care of this.” It is not automation, where processes are rigid and predetermined, but autonomy, where decisions emerge from context." - Well written, illustrative post by @Akhil_C's son Akash.
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I've decided to tweet like an ai.
"My shirt is white. Not blue. Not yellow. Not pink. Not cyan. Not teal. Not gray. White. It's a shirt. Not a vest. Not a cloak. Not a jacket. Not a frilly chemise that looks like i robbed a French aristocrat. A shirt"
On World Tiger Day, you need to know that tigers are the sales and marketing team of every jungle.
Firstly, they have to achieve targets, literally make a kill to survive. Herbivores can graze away all day, but a tiger will starve if it does not hunt successfully.
Just like sales, they can go on as many calls as they want. But no success, no job.
They are also intensely territorial and combat any intruder in their region with everything they have.
And once they learn by watching seniors, they are thrown into the deep end and have to manage their own targets, unlike lion prides where juniors still hang around and eat what their seniors provide
And marketing, say all you like about hornbills and chital and nilgai and even elephant, most folks come to the jungle to see big cats. Almost every sanctuary in India lives off people wanting to spot tiger in the wild.
And they manage this by being scarce and unavailable, like an aspirational super luxury brand. People safari for days without spotting a single tiger and still come back hoping for a single glimpse
I had to write this down before some Linkedin maniac put it out as a management insight!