Vivek Sharma

Interests in Vector Control, Public health, Marketing and Public Policy. personal a/c

[Vivek Sharma @Viveknotes]

@Swamy39 Sir, Culex Mosquito has always been in India. Japanese Encephalitis in UP is spread by Culex. Its most common type of mosquito in India, as it breeds in dirty and polluted water. In India, it's also called nuisance mosquito as it doesn't spread any diseases except in some areas

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@hvgoenka It’s entirely possible - CEO who is earning 27 crores last year�� this year maybe not even earning 15 crores but Zero because he gets fired

But don’t you company have performance linked bonuses that are variable every year ?

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@mehdirhasan @mehdirhasan - we expect better from you as you set higher standards for journalists, thanks for owning the oversight

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@aiwithmayank Automate

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@reachvaldo GPT

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@aiwithjainam AI

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@aviralbhat Yes, interested

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@garrywalia_ -10

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@alex_prompter Guide

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@priteshlakhani I learnt a interesting stuff that in few countries in Europe, you can’t ask candidate for previous salary slips as it’s considered personal and confidential data as per data privacy… so you have to just believe candidates… unfortunately India is not yet high trust society

[Vivek Sharma @Viveknotes]

@ShashiTharoor Interesting stuff, and AI in law would have good impact. But as a public figure and member of parliament, I would urge to focus on promoting technology and notthe company

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Interesting stuff. The USA may soon stop quarterly reporting. Good for companies, but what about investors - will it lead to delayed information

[Akshat Shrivastava @Akshat_World]

In 2025, financial stress is everywhere. But here’s how to know if you’re actually doing well with money:

(1) You’re saving 20% or more of your household income.

Less than half of high net-worth individuals even manage this. If you’re hitting this mark, you’re ahead of a big chunk of people.

(2) You own a home.

Home ownership among young people is dropping fast. With food, housing, and medical inflation at all-time highs, having a house is a massive advantage.

(3) Your EMIs consume less than a third of your household income.

Debt is booming in India, and lots of people don’t realize just how stretched they are. Taking debt is not bad. But, taking debt beyond your means is a disaster.

(4) You could last 2 years without a job.

Two years of runway gives you real freedom to pivot — start a business, hunt for a better role, or manage emergencies.

Most burn through their savings quickly. If you’ve built a nest egg, you’re steps ahead.

(5) You’ve learned to invest.

At some point, you will have money to grow. Many see neighbors or relatives get rich and lose it all because of poor investing decisions.

The key: start small, learn the ropes, and build experience. When your time comes, you’ll make smarter choices and protect your wealth.

If you’re getting curious about finance, you’re already on the right path. Keep going.

[Vivek Sharma @Viveknotes]

6/6 We need new models that reward creators when their work powers AI responses. Otherwise, we're not just eating the internet—we're killing the golden goose that makes it worth consuming. #DigitalEconomy #WebEcosystem

[Vivek Sharma @Viveknotes]

1/6 🧵 AI search engines like Perplexity and ChatGPT are creating a parasitic relationship with the web—they extract value from content creators without driving traffic back to original sources. The internet's economic model is breaking. #AI #ContentCreators

[Vivek Sharma @Viveknotes]

5/6 The endgame? A feedback loop where AI increasingly trains on AI-generated content because there are fewer human creators left to fund original work. The web becomes an echo chamber of synthetic information.

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@aaditsh AI