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I think everyone knows this at some level (consciously or subconsciously).
With the advent of AI, finding these vulnerabilities will be even easier and I think we'll see many instances over the next year. Indian cos. should start taking security seriously if they need to survive
I never wanted to say this but we have reported vulnerabilities in hundreds of companies in India.
Almost all the companies rejected it, got defensive and now i’m so afraid the exploits are just left open. This is btw the biggest companies in India
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Yeah bro, I see massive uptake of this in the uncovered villages in India.
Current price of @Starlink in Alaska: ₹143,397.55 Set up fee. ($1500)
₹12,428.12 Per month. ($130)
Current price of internet in India:
₹1000 Set up fee. ($10.46)
₹599 Per month. ($6.27)
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What about Age of Ultron where they killed millions of Ultrons - I think they were major too
Avengers: Doomsday reportedly has at least 6 major deaths.
It’s described as one of the darkest movies ever made.
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What. The. Fuck. Is. Going. On.
NEW: According to a bombshell report in the New York Times, Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah threatened to walk out of Pope Leo XIV’s AI encyclical launch in May because the pope rejected the idea that machines can be conscious.
Olah’s team then privately lobbied the pope’s advisers “to take the possibility of model consciousness seriously.” Pope Leo XIV held firm.
For months, Anthropic has wined and dined theologians and religious scholars under nondisclosure agreements, hoping they would bless the idea that Claude has moral standing. thelettersfromleo.com/p/nyt-…
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Holy f****** shit
Gatorade used to have brominated vegetable oil in it, BVO, which is patented as a flame retardant and was banned in Europe and Japan. A 15 year old named Sarah Kavanagh read the label in 2012, looked it up, and started a petition that got 200,000 signatures. PepsiCo took it out in January 2013 and said it wasn't a safety decision, FDA allowed it, they were responding to customers. Coke and Pepsi took it out of everything else in 2014. Mountain Dew kept it until around 2020.
FDA didn't ban it until August 2024, after NIH studies found it builds up in tissue and affects the thyroid. It had been sitting on FDA's interim additive list since 1970. By the time they got around to banning it, every major company had already taken it out on their own, and the reason they did was a 15 year old with a petition.
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Didn't know anything about this movie, and even lesser about the subject.
This was an incredible movie. Surprisingly perfect in all parts - Music, Cinematography, Acting, Editing - everything was top notch. 🤯
I can't believe this was made in just ₹2 Cr.
#HanumanAnsh
Day 1: ₹ 10 lacs
Day 24: ₹ 12 crore 💥🤯
A phenomenon like never before! 🔥
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This is a reality now @dognosis ??
JUST IN: Indian startup trains dogs to sniff out cancer from human breath, with AI analyzing their reactions — reporting ~90% sensitivity in early-stage cancers.
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How is such a thing even possible? 😡
In our efforts to spread Whitepill News on as many platforms as we can, we started a subreddit yesterday!
However, within 24 hours of posting couple of good news from India we got banned.
The algorithm and platforms are against Whitepill News, please do support us on X so we can atleast continue our journey on one platform properly.
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BREAKING: India's Football Federation is also mulling on continuing the boycott it's been doing since the World Cup's inception
All European nations to boycott World Cup if Fifa goes ahead with controversial investment plan bbc.in/3RDovXM
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