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Author of The Sweet Kitchen (Aleph Books). Awful & Awesome Entertainment Wrap co-host, Economic Times & Indian Express columnist
Delhi
Joined May 2009
This week's column is on all things dal. And how a favourite ingredient in Chandragupta Maurya, Jodha Bai and Akbar's great grandson Murad's kitchens, is now a staple in ours. From Dal Panchmel to Dhokar Dalna and more... https://t.co/gwX214n9oW
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Makes you appreciate Philip K Dick and his book, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (the book Bladerunner is based on) even more. What he wrote in 1962, is well on its way to coming true in a few years time. Scary.
Critics see this as the extractive nature of modern AI, while boosters say it is a new kind of economic opportunity Read the full story with more details https://t.co/o6dgEtbuEN
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Then, there's the contentious method of "Teleoperations" Humans with joystick controllers make robots pour tea or pick up a cup, while AI learns from both the successes and fumbles Case in point: @1x_tech Neo backlash https://t.co/PJhxhEHdpy
So to be clear, this is a preorder for a humanoid home robot that will cost $20,000 or $500/month when it (maybe) ships next year, and currently is not finished. Joanna Stern got to do a demo in its current state, and 100% of its actions are tele-operated
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It has also driving some ingenious ways of real-world data collection @aliniikk 's Micro1 pays people upto $50 an hour to wear Meta Ray ban smart glasses to capture everyday actions. Figure AI does something more crazy👇 https://t.co/RCQtXDhGV6
Unlike LLMs, we can’t scrape the internet for robot data Announcing Project Go-Big: we’re building the world's largest humanoid pretraining dataset This is accelerated by our partnership with Brookfield, who owns over 100,000 residential units
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“Sometimes we have to delete nearly 150 or 200 videos because of silly errors in how we’re folding or placing items,” said Kumar, an engineering graduate who has worked at Objectways for six years. His firm sent 200 towel-folding videos to its client in the United States
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The total breakdown of society. Where you don't realise that you will soon be made redundant as will most humans, and you would have helped create that situation.
My latest for @latimes: I travelled to southern India to document the rise of the AI "arm farms" — where young engineers strap GoPros to their foreheads and fold laundry or pack boxes to teach humanoid robots how to do chores. https://t.co/o6dgEtbuEN
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Not only is she a thief, she's also very annoying. Double-whammy. The cops are being surprisingly nice to her.
This Gujarati girl was caught shoplifting in U.S. She stole 5 pairs of men’s underwear, 3 pairs of shorts, and 4 T-shirts. When her phone was checked, the wallpaper featured a picture of Modi. At first, when she was caught, she showed her phone wallpaper hoping the cops would
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This week's column is on all things dal. And how a favourite ingredient in Chadragupta Maurya, Jodha Bai and Akbar's great grandson Murad's kitchen, is now a staple in ours. From Dal Panchmel to Dhokar Dalna and more...
From #Harappan jars to home kitchens, this simple dish has comforted emperors and commoners alike for centuries, writes @Rajyasree
https://t.co/CBHbQ36K5N
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ICE and CBP goons are accosting people on the basis of being Latino and forcing them to submit to facial recognition to determine if they are citizens ICE has spent millions on facial recognition tech from Peter Thiel-backed Clearview
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India’s diverse regions bring some of the world’s most unusual ingredients to the table. Learn about these odd-looking but delicious local treasures https://t.co/aTtbrjqp6y
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India’s diverse regions bring some of the world’s most unusual ingredients to the table. Learn about these odd-looking but delicious local treasures.
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"My generation is obsessed with treating every trait as a symptom of a disorder: You’re not shy, you’re autistic; you’re not forgetful, you’ve got ADHD," writes Freya India.
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My Economic Times column telling you about the brave new world of industry awards, favourable book reviews, and even entire chapters dedicated to yourself in a book of your industry’s stalwarts.
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Awful and Awesome is FREE this week! 🎀 @AbhinandanSekhr and @Rajyasree the series Search: The Naina Murder Case, Wayward, and the good old days of MTV. Tune in! https://t.co/qbUYuPUd6U
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My Economic Times column telling you about the brave new world of industry awards, favourable book reviews, and even entire chapters dedicated to yourself in a book of your industry’s stalwarts.
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Warden Mindshare Leaderboard is LIVE with $900K in $WARD Meet @wardenprotocol - The Global Agent Network. Think of it as the OS for intelligent, interconnected crypto How to earn Warden Mindshare? 👇
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#Breaking: French Government has requested India to send its topmost experts in uncovering museum heists to uncover the Louvre heist. CIDs Dasan and Vijayan, with extensive experience and a proven track record in heist related investigations, are expected to reach Paris shortly
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Awful and Awesome is FREE this week! 🎀 @AbhinandanSekhr and @Rajyasree the series Search: The Naina Murder Case, Wayward, and the good old days of MTV. Tune in! https://t.co/qbUYuPUd6U
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It's free!!! @AbhinandanSekhr and I get you the latest on the world of pop culture - from Search: The Naina Murder Case to Wayward to reminiscing about the heydays of MTV - and some song performances. Listen, watch, subscribe.
Your dose of pop culture is here and it's FREE this week!🎀 On Awful and Awesome, @AbhinandanSekhr and @Rajyasree the series Search: The Naina Murder Case, Wayward, and the good old days of MTV. Tune in: https://t.co/zONZlQieGK
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Your dose of pop culture is here and it's FREE this week!🎀 On Awful and Awesome, @AbhinandanSekhr and @Rajyasree the series Search: The Naina Murder Case, Wayward, and the good old days of MTV. Tune in: https://t.co/zONZlQieGK
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Beyond #sweets, India’s true snacking soul lies in its crispy, #savoury creations passed down through generations, writes @Rajyasree
https://t.co/2tgKesKcqa
indianexpress.com
Beyond sweets, India’s true snacking soul lies in its crispy, savoury creations passed down through generations.
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On our Indian salty, ready-to-eat snacks. These fried bites are staples in most homes, kept in jars, ready to be served straight away, much like cheese straws or scones. From Muruku to Chanachur and more... https://t.co/q72OXc0Nt6
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