Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus

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[Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus @j_bindra]

AI can write a clean @LinkedIn post, generate a hummable song, produce a perfectly structured memo, and make a McKinsey-like slide, It is fluent, smooth, tireless, often near perfect; an almost 10 out of 10.

The problem is that we may soon become sick of the 10 out of 10.

You can spot this AI slop from a mile away: the smooth opening line, the neat three lessons, the inspirational paragraph, the carefully balanced humility, the “here is what it taught me” ending.

It is grammatically correct and emotionally dead.

In response, humans have begun hunting for posts that are messy, opinionated, oddly structured, perhaps even badly punctuated, but unmistakably written by someone who has lived that thought.

The Japanese have wabi-sabi, the beauty of something that is impermanent, imperfect and incomplete, In India, we have the nazar battu, the small black spot on a baby's face. Perfect beauty feels dangerous, almost inhuman. Persian carpet makers were said to leave a flaw in their carpets because perfection belonged only to God. The flaw was not a failure, but a human signature.

In the @EconomicTimes yesterday, I wrote about how the peculiar quest for human imperfection may become the defining truth of the AI age.

@Utopiandevil @anujmagazine @ArchanaMuthappa @prernabindra @AIBeyondAI

(Link to the original article; and the unabridged version below)

[Abhijeet Dipke @abhijeet_dipke]

How pathetic and shameless it is to use a fake educational certificate while holding one of the highest constitutional positions.

[V D Satheesan @vdsatheesan]

This is the Keralam I know, love, and believe in.

Razak and Sulaiman were not born to Kalyani Amma of Muttam, Chitragiri, Wayanad. Yet, for nearly five decades, they loved and cared for her just like their own mother. When the time came to bid her farewell, these two brothers fulfilled the 85 year old’s final wish with the deep love and dignity of her own sons.

Here, a mother’s love does not check religion. A son’s duty does not ask about caste. And grief, like love, belongs to all of us equally.

To me, this is what makes Keralam special. A land where love knows no religion, compassion knows no caste, and humanity brings us together. A truly heartwarming sight.

We are all one. Let this grand spirit of Keralam inspire the whole of India.

#VDSatheesan #InclusiveKeralam #CommunalHarmony

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

I am sharing this chart partially because it shows just how impressive the size of the Chinese manufacturing sector is but also because of the nice design choice.

[In Otter News @In_Otter_News2]

Steve's had a surprisingly productive morning.

[Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus @j_bindra]

I got Genius! https://t.co/IDnaUlSTps

[Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus @j_bindra]

So am I

[The Indian Idiot @theindianidiot]

"I'm honestly surprised we're still alive. I do not think this kind of air is suitable for human survival."

-- Dr Vijay Hadda, AIIMS Delhi's Lung Specialist, on Delhi's Air Pollution

[Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus @j_bindra]

@lilyazzey Ashas, with the veggy shop, Lavelle Road

[Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus @j_bindra]

Nvidia chips to be rebranded as Lays.

[Pravin Kaushal @iPravinKaushal]

Nvidia’s board has put in writing that US national security comes before the company and its shareholders. I have not seen a board say that before. Whatever the inquiry finds, Huang’s long push to sell more chips to China is over for now, and India should pay attention. My latest for @EconomicTimes ⬇️ @vineetjaintimes @sruthijith @j_bindra
https://t.co/katOnzDcwK

[Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus @j_bindra]

Coming soon: AI agents that honey-trap other AI agents. Silicon Valley's next unicorn: Honeytrap-as-a-Service (HaaS) 😅

[Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus @j_bindra]

What else but @JensenHuang ,the lady Huang, @nvidia and how in the Age of AI, even the man building the world's most powerful AI machines remains, inconveniently, human...
In the @EconomicTimes today.
@anujmagazine @AIBeyondAI @indihazraET @iPravinKaushal

[In Otter News @In_Otter_News2]

Steve has gone too far this time.

[Fortissax @FortySacks]

Blowing an Indian colleagues’ mind by explaining that “firangi” in Hindi and Punjabi, meaning foreigner, usually white, comes from Persian “farangi”, via Arabic “al Faranj”, meaning “the Franks” (French). A medieval catch all word for “Westerner” from the crusader era.

[Jaspreet Bindra : Homo Promptus @j_bindra]

I got Genius! https://t.co/ysMzANhGBv

[In Otter News @In_Otter_News2]

Well done, Steve!!