Shraddha Goled

Absolutely outstanding headline in @timesofindia. The person who verifiably wrote this gets a Rs 500 Amazon gift voucher from me

a woman recommending something to her friend group has a higher conversion rate than your entire paid ads budget

One way I’ve integrated AI into the classroom is that I begin each class by having students take out their laptops, open up Claude, and talk to it about whatever for 45 minutes while I go outside and vape.

Villagers near Hyderabad were surveyed by economists so many times that when another economist showed up & asked a question, an irritated villager said, “Is this for a PhD or M.Phil? I will accordingly make the answer long or short.”

AI moves fast, the Great Indian Tuition Complex™️ moves faster lol.

Name him and shame him. Soham Naik, son of Goa BJP Councillor Sushant Naik. He sexually abused multiple minors, recorded the abuse blackmail them, and shared the videos with acquaintances. Power-drunk depraved predators committing their crimes with impunity.

Openclaw exposes the governance gap in agentic AI A compelling story by @ShraddhaGoled in @Inc42 on how @Openclaw is fuelling India’s DIY AI agent boom and lowering the barrier to building autonomous systems. The link to the story is attached, but for deeper analysis on this topic, head over to greyhoundresearch.com. Below is a snapshot of what we at Greyhound Research had to say on the topic. At @Greyhound_R, we believe the real risk with Openclaw is not insecurity by design. It is that it collapses the boundary between intelligence and execution faster than governance is evolving. What appears to hobby developers as an assistant is in reality an orchestration runtime with identity, memory, tool invocation rights, and cross-system reach. The risk expands across execution, data, ecosystem, and human layers. At the execution level, agents can trigger APIs, automate workflows, manipulate systems, and act autonomously. When prompt injection occurs, the outcome is not misinformation but misexecution, where actions are carried out at machine speed before human intervention. At the data layer, agents operate using credentials, tokens, and persistent memory. In most deployments these are over-privileged, long-lived, and poorly governed. This creates a new attack surface where configuration files, stored context, and identity layers become prime targets. Memory persistence further introduces risks such as incremental poisoning, where malicious instructions accumulate over time. The ecosystem layer introduces supply chain exposure through skill marketplaces. Malicious or compromised dependencies can influence agent behaviour without requiring traditional malware installation. At the same time, hobby projects frequently evolve into production systems without formal governance, creating shadow automation that operates outside enterprise oversight. The industry often treats these frameworks as experimentation tools. That framing is misleading. These are execution systems operating in governance-immature environments. At this scale, the risk is not open source. The risk is uncontrolled orchestration. Autonomy without policy will matter far more than model capability. inc42.com/features/openc… #GreyhoundStandpoint #AI #AgenticAI #Cybersecurity #EnterpriseAI #CIO

Vivek Agnihotri liking a Dhruv Rathee video calling Dhurandhar 2 a propaganda film was not on my 2026 bingo card 😭

This is the front page of today’s @timesofindia. Count the number of avoidable deaths.

oh no

Why are Gen Z so obsessed with people being neurodivergent or neurotypical? I’m sitting in a cafe and the girls on the table next me to me are trying to justify their rudeness and selfishness as symptoms of ADHD and are talking about one of their “neurotypical” friends behind her back saying they don’t know how long they can be friends with her because she doesn’t understand how their brains work. Social media has so hugely influenced people into diagnosing themselves with being neurodivergent to the point where everyone seems to have ADHD nowadays.

Indian companies will never cease to amaze me with their open grift in difficult times. Kent has raised the price of their Emerald brand induction cooktop from 2100 to 2800 to 3600 in the span of two days on Amazon. Just because demand is so high. Aapda mein avsar.

If a random medu vada seller in Oragadam, Tamilnadu can be affected by the US president’s decision, maybe the whole world should get to vote in the US presidential election

Goeguntepalya to Sumanahalli ORR is plastered with Women's Day posters with HD Revanna's face as the lead image. As if that wasn't ironic enough, there's no woman's face on those posters.

Daughter is fighting for her life on ventilator and father is worried about ‘who’s going to marry her if she survives’ What a sh!t society this is.

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Husband produces Islamophobic movies like the Kerala Story 2, wife goes and parties with Mira Nair - Upper caste Indian liberals.

To be fair, trashing the entire AI Summit because of one incident at the Galgotias University booth is a bit immature. I was the first to call out shoddy preparation on Day 1, but there are far more important debates to be had on this summit than those on a silly Chinese robot.

We can laugh all we want at Galgotia, fact is that's the inevitable outcome of this nations leadership. Have a chat with people in the system about how VCs & faculty is appointed. From IIT to DU to JNU.. soon we'll all be Galgotians or Gotis or whatever they call themselves.

So Galgotias did what it did - but what’s the media up to now? didn’t spot this swarm of cameras anywhere else - all attention for this drama. again won’t blame individual reporters or camerapersons here - this is what the channels incentivise