Raghav singh

Electrical engineer and research scientist. Software defined depth sensors.

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

It’s the age of leverage.

[Michael Jordan @JordanMich45361]

(1/7) I'd like to provide some additional context for the remarks that can be found in this interview.

(2/7) My discomfort with the attention being paid to existential risk---and with the ongoing dominance of the public discussion of such risks by a few so-called thought leaders---is that there's an elephant in the room that is being missed. That elephant is the effect of all of this discussion on young people, and indeed the effect---beginning with social media a decade ago---of information technology on young lives broadly speaking.

(3/7) I recently read an interview by Jill Lepore in which she reports on discussions that she had recently with a group of college students: "They had just three things to say. One, social media completely destroyed their childhoods. Two, AI is destroying their college education and their likely prospects for employment. And three, what the hell are we all doing?" To add a fourth bullet that I've heard in similar discussions: "I'm not going to have children, because the existential risk is just too high."

(4/7) Please contemplate such a statement, those of you who think that it's OK that the public, widely diffused, discussion coming from seemingly authoritative figures is so adamant about existential risk.

(5/7) Let me add that I have little interest in a debate about what "superintelligence" might mean, or whether we're currently seeing the emergence of superintelligence. For what it's worth, I would certainly agree that the solution of extremely challenging math problems (for example) exhibits a very impressive form of intelligence, although I would want to argue that such intelligence is impossible to dissociate from the collective of humans that provided data to the machine learning system (which itself has become a kind of collective).

(6/7) Such philosophical debates are entertaining and even important, but when they then head in the direction of "when such superintelligence emerges, there's a good chance that it will want to kill all humans", I say "science fiction". Again, I don't think that it's bad to consider such thoughts, but I strongly believe that it's bad for society, and especially young people, for such thoughts, unaccompanied by any serious real-world analysis, to become a dominant form of discourse of the era.
(7/7) We are damaging human lives, and the consequences of that damage will no doubt be a major theme of the next several decades.

[Gandharva @heygandharva]

peak male ego!

[𝐇𝐲𝐝𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐞𝐧 @ImHydro45]

The bhumihar poet from Bihar, Ramdhari Singh Dinkar wrote this masterpiece. This is peak.🫡🔥

[Harsh Goenka @hvgoenka]

Some beautiful old songs- all of them with a nice lesson….

[Roshan Rai @RoshanKrRaii]

This even after 80 Years, remains the best speech by a leader in the world 🇮🇳

Share it with every young Indian who has never listened to Pandit Nehru speaking.

Goosebumps. #IndependenceDay2026

To imagine where we have fallen today when it comes to the level of Prime Minister is painful.

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

Is the cameraman all right ?

[Kekius Maximus @Kekius_Sage]

Listen to the haunting silence of an ecosystem gradually dying out over half a century.

This acoustic profile captures the progressive erasure of birdsong, serving as a stark and alarming warning of catastrophic biodiversity loss. Listen closely to realize exactly what we have lost.

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

https://t.co/ek2DDA9Dev

[Ash Jogalekar @curiouswavefn]

It's Richard Feynman's birthday today. His influence is captured through this remarkable anecdote recounted by Ralph Leighton.

[Jonas Čeika @Jonas_Ceika]

I sent ChatGPT an audio file of a series of FART sound effects and asked what it thinks of "my music" and this is what it said

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

@karpathy @gvanrossum I thought an agent was specific to task? OS would mean generic...

[ExtraSpiceAni @ShrivastavAni]

Snowboarding in saree 🥳🥰!!!
She is #UrmilaPable
Won bronze at #KheloIndia winter games

Just 👏🏼👏🏼😍😍
📍- Gulmarg

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

@TheEconomist A news organization that can’t deliver news.
I paid 20K for print subscription in India. In 3 months, got 4–5 issues of a weekly magazine. Reissue promises aren't kept, Emails ignored Support not picked up. Refund money stop subscription. #ScamAlert

[Sovey @SoveyX]

Before you get in an argument, remember the story of the bee and the fly.

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

@AkasaAir stop cheating -- flight was cancelled by you
Jan 17th. No refund till now!!!!
@Scam @DGCAIndia

flight QP 1821, BLR - DEL, PNR Y6B89P of 17 Jan 2026

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

@AkasaAir This DM was received a week back from Akasa. I am not DMing anymore---
Hi Mr. Singh, we reviewed your booking details and see that your refund is already processed from our end.
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No refund till day
flight QP 1821, BLR - DEL, PNR Y6B89P of 17 Jan 2026
#ScamAlert #Cheaters

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

@AkasaAir for a cancelled flight on 17th January we are still waiting for fund it’s a scam and we will take this ti court
#EpsteinFiles #scam #Cheaters

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

@AkasaAir You are running a scam. I sent a direct message three days ago with pnr. And your original mail stated that refund will happen in 7 days. It’s already been more than 9 days !!!

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

@AkasaAir refund for ht QP 1821, BLR - DEL, of 17 Jan 2026 still not there!

[Raghav singh @rasingh000]

@AkasaAir Nothing is being done. Pathetic service !!!