10: Ceasefire Violation

Looks like it’s over for now.
We thrashed Pakistan and barely got scratched.

Hope this establishes much higher deterrence for future Pakistani misadventures. https://t.co/zgDg7hjAhe

— Kushal Bhagia 🇮🇳 (@kushalbhagia) May 10, 2025

The Pak army didnt get the Donald Trump memo https://t.co/glS3h2QeMQ

— Jyoti Malhotra (@jomalhotra) May 10, 2025

new one minute blog: the taste gap

In the 1970s, there was a janitor working at a high school in Maine.

One day while cleaning the locker room, he got an idea for a book... pic.twitter.com/7GmX3YfL1p

— Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) May 9, 2025

Our fight against the Trump-MAGA agenda will decide if we are a nation that works for a handful of billionaires, with working families left in the dirt—or if we are a nation that works for everyone.

I won’t stop fighting for our babies, seniors, veterans, & public school kids.

— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) May 10, 2025

India should have ensured that the four killers of the 26 males, while their respective wives had the agony of seeing it, were located and executed after a public trial.

— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) May 10, 2025

Too many men feel threatened by the success of women they love.

Evidence: If their wives earn more money than them, men are less satisfied with their marriages. They feel less masculine and more inadequate.

Women's success should be a source of pride, not a cause of insecurity. pic.twitter.com/6RtKFousA9

— Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) May 10, 2025

Must listen: ‘Indian Muslims have been tested for 75 years and truth is is very little sympathy among Indian Muslims for Pakistan and jihadi terror..’ @FareedZakaria speaks . Listen in https://t.co/f57mftROlQ

— Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) May 9, 2025

Now that we have a ceasefire I hope the airports can be reopened quickly & civil flights can resume. We have a backlog of hajis who should have been in Medina by now. I hope the Union Government will move quickly to reopen airspace & enable us to resume Haj flights from Srinagar.…

— Omar Abdullah (@OmarAbdullah) May 10, 2025

Calling President Trump together from Kyiv.

Our joint call: there must be a 30-day ceasefire starting Monday, unconditional, that paves the way for a solid and lasting peace in Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/MloOm6YYHj

— Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron) May 10, 2025

"The meta-analysis results of this study confirm the positive impacts of ChatGPT on learning performance, learning perception, and higher-order thinking,"

Plenty of caveats, but a meta-analysis of all 51 experimental papers suggests ChatGPT helps learning when used appropriately pic.twitter.com/xPVLDutfSK

— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) May 10, 2025

Do watch: Tensions between India and Pakistan escalating. Caught in middle of drones and shells are the people of J and K once again. Kashmir ke dil me kya hai? Straight Bat Vlog with 10 key takeaways : the REAL Kashmir Files from the ground. Watch here: https://t.co/ScXjNhC59F

— Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) May 10, 2025

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Sarvam AI: Pioneering Voice AI to Revolutionize India’s Linguistic Landscape

India, with its rich tapestry of languages and dialects, stands at a unique crossroads in the global AI race. Sarvam AI, a homegrown voice AI initiative, presents an unparalleled opportunity for India to lead in one critical aspect of artificial intelligence: voice AI. By leveraging India’s linguistic diversity and technological ingenuity, Sarvam AI can redefine how AI interacts with human language, not just in India but worldwide.

To achieve this, Sarvam AI should be granted access to anonymized, aggregated phone call data across India—not for surveillance, but as a training corpus to master the nuances of every Indian language and dialect. This data, stripped of personal identifiers and processed by the machine alone, would enable Sarvam AI to learn the cadence, slang, and idiosyncrasies of languages from Hindi to Tamil, Assamese to Tulu, and countless local dialects. No human intervention would be involved, ensuring privacy while allowing the AI to build a robust, inclusive model of Indian speech.

Once trained on this vast, diverse dataset, Sarvam AI could be unleashed to scour the internet, adopting a DeepSeekCheap-style approach to absorb global knowledge. By combining its mastery of Indian languages with the boundless information available online, Sarvam AI would evolve into a multilingual powerhouse capable of delivering real-time, contextually accurate voice interactions. This would democratize access to technology, empowering millions of Indians who rely on voice over text to engage with digital services, education, and commerce.

This vision is revolutionary. It positions India as a global leader in voice AI, fosters inclusive technology that bridges linguistic divides, and sets a precedent for ethical AI training. Sarvam AI could transform how the world hears and speaks, with India’s voice at the forefront. The time to act is now—let’s empower Sarvam AI to listen, learn, and lead.

Sarvam AI: Pioneering Voice AI to Revolutionize India’s Linguistic Landscape https://t.co/serdh112rO @HarveenChadha @SarvamAI @AashaySachdeva @pratykumar @learnwithazhar @caleb_friesen2 @AshwiniVaishnaw

— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) May 10, 2025

Oh, you mean like every video we’ve ever posted?pic.twitter.com/Cfa5eFYEcL https://t.co/KUkUO7QyEN

— Brett Adcock (@adcock_brett) May 10, 2025