Comments by "LandGrabbingIndia" (@LandGrabbingIndia) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. I used to hear Indians say, "if China can do it, India can do it too, and better". However, what they say simply do not reflect the true reality, that, not one single Indian CEOs or the Indian techies or the tech gurus of Indian ancestry could develop a simple app to compete with the Chinese Tiktok or Chinese DeepSeek AI. 😅Looks like the technological gap between India and China is just like the Olympic Gold Medal gap between India and China all over again, zero against 40+ if you include Hong Kong and Taiwan and Macau.
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  2. Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts were scripted to be very intelligent and capable on the internet, but in the real world/reality, none of them could not make any app to compete with the Chinese TikTok or the China's DeepSeek AI. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated.😆😅🤣
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  3. Because the Chinese DeepSeek AI is a global sensation whereas the Indian DeepShyt AI is no where to be seen. They need some of the Chinese's limelight too.😅
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  4.  @KilluaZoldyck-u2o  Who is the creator of DeepSeek AI? Who is the owner of DeepSeek AI? Who is the founder of DeepSeek AI? Which company/country released DeepSeek AI and make it open source and free for all? Is DeepSeek AI Chinese or Indian?
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  5. Did Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said "India AI is hopeless" in the year of 2023? Indians netizens said that he is a racist? 🤣😅😂Indian Tech Gurus/CEO said "Challenge accepted" in response to Sam Altman's comment? What happened? Where is the Indian app like TicTok and where is the Indian AI like OpenAI or DeepSeek AI? 😅🤣😂
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  6.  @lukeecle117  Source = Bollywood?
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  7.  @ravindrakumarshrivastava7805  So what if it is open source? The only reason why it becomes open source is because the Chinese creator/owner/founder released their DeepSeek AI and make it open source and free for all. They could have make it closed source, but they didn't. You are discrediting all their work and sounding as if the Indians/India make it possible. DeepSeek AI is fully Chinese, NOT Indian or India.
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  8.  @ladygracienyc2029  Big deal? Indians said that they are the ones who invented the internet thousands of years ago ➡Did Biplab Deb, the chief minister of the north-eastern state of Tripura (India), said that ancient Indians invented the internet.🔙😆😅🤣😂🤭😏🤥🤥🤥🥴
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  9.  @benjaminbaer5485  Bad excuses. Indian CEOs have all the resources in the world, eg. microsoft, and yet it was OpenAI, a small-time company which builds the superior AI model ChatGPT before Microsoft did. Indian CEOs lack innovation.
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  10.  @LUKASZ4401  Have you applied for a democratic caste certificate before you try their delta variant?🤭
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  11. One look at his ethnic features and his accent, and you know that he is an Indian/India with a passport change (greener pastures).
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  12.  @WongPeter-tx7qq  Don't know about that and that is why I listed them as China's territory.
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  13.  @ladygracienyc2029  Vivek Ramaswamy thinks he is white too when he posted that tweet. Look what happened to him? Used and discarded 😅
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  14.  @rejkart  Nah, because India's national average 1 Q = 76 (No TikTok or DeepSeek) China's national average 1 Q = 104+
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  15. India's leader, Narendra Modi, proclaimed to the entire world that: "The 21st century belongs to India" "India has become a space superpower" “India is today the fastest growing major economy in the world" "India is the voice/leader of the global south" "India a Vishwaguru (global teacher of the entire world)" "India/Indian farmers feed the world" Indian medias saying "India global tech leader of the world". 😂🤣😅Where is the Indian app? China has TicTok? Where is Indian AI? China has DeepSeek AI?
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  16.  @IN-hw8it6  Me too. I prefer red over brown
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  17.  @Vbsuv  I am not a Pakistani but you can assume that you are right if it helps you sleep better at night.🤭
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  18.  @port9426  India and Indians, after insulting China's products/services and calling them "cheap" or "tofu", adopted DeepSeek AI, which proves that they are sp in eless😅
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  19. When China announces that they have something, it is what they have currently and probably having something better up their sleeves. When India announces they have something, it is not what they have currently but what they have in the distant future, which is, a coping mechanism for not having anything. 😏😊This Indian CEO is no exception.
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  20. China has DeepSeek AI India has DeepShit AI
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  21. Indians and India do not have any AI companies, AI products, AI services that are worth mentioning but you see them bragging all day 24/7. 😅That is the difference between Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts versus Chinese ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts. Chinese believe that their achievements speak louder than words whereas Indians believe that their words speak louder than their achievements (if any🤭). And that is why Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts were scripted to be very intelligent and capable on the internet, but in the real world/reality, none of them could not make any app to compete with the Chinese TikTok or the China's DeepSeek AI. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated.😆😅🤣Indians said that Indians rule the tech AI/IT world? Indian CEOs? Are these companies 1) founded by Indians? No Are these companies 2) made/created by Indians? No Are these companies 3) owned (ownership) by Indians? No Indians should constantly ask themselves, what happened to Indian CEO, Parag Agrawal? 🤭🤣😂😅
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  22. nobody said it's wrong to build on other's work. What is wrong is building on other's work without giving credit to the original creator and taking all the credit and the Indians excel at doing this. For example, the Brahmos missiles is a collaboration between India and Russia but Indian netizens took all the credit for Brahmos
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  23. Many AI experts said that AI is all about mathematics. If that is the case, which country is dominating in "Maths Olympiad"? Oh India/Indians ranks top starting from the bottom rank? Hence, no Indian CEO for AI? 🤣😂😅I am still struggling to find any tangible and worthy achievements in the form of products/services such as apps, from these so called Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts. In the real world/reality, none of them could not make any app to compete with the Chinese TikTok or the China's DeepSeek AI. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated.😆😅🤣Indians said that Indians rule the tech AI/IT world? Indian CEOs? Are these companies 1) founded by Indians? No Are these companies 2) made/created by Indians? No Are these companies 3) owned (ownership) by Indians? No Indians should constantly ask themselves, what happened to Indian CEO, Parag Agrawal and stop bragging? 🤭🤣😂😅
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  24. Indians and India do not have any AI companies, AI products, AI services that are worth mentioning but you see them bragging all day 24/7. 😅That is the difference between Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts versus Chinese ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts. Chinese believe that their achievements speak louder than words whereas Indians believe that their words speak louder than their achievements (if any🤭). And that is why, although Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts were scripted to be very intelligent and capable on the internet, but in the real world/reality, none of them could not make any app to compete with the Chinese TikTok or the China's DeepSeek AI. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated.😆😅🤣
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  25. India's national average 1 Q = 76 China's national average 1 Q = 104+ Accept the fact that AI requires people with good mathematical skills and India/Indians do not excel in "International Maths Olympiad", not even in top 10 whereas China ranks #1 in "International Maths Olympiad". And also accept the fact that China has superior AI than India eg. Chinese TicTok and Chinese DeepSeek AI.
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  26. 4) An Indian national, 28, was sentenced by the Downing Centre District Court on 20 October, 2023, after pleading guilty to three money laundering charges dated 22nd Dec 2023.
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  27. India and Indians, after insulting China's products/services and calling them "cheap" or "tofu", adopted DeepSeek AI, which proves that they are sp in eless😅
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  28. This video aged like fine wine. Not a single Indian could make a "TicTok" or a "DeepSeek AI" before the Chinese.
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  29. Did Indian netizens said that Indians rule the tech AI/IT world? Indian CEOs? Did Narendra Modi, touted as the "most popular leader/Prime Minister of the World" by Indians (India), said that.. "The 21st century belongs to India" "India has become a space superpower" “India is today the fastest growing major economy in the world" "India is the voice/leader of the global south" "India a Vishwaguru (global teacher of the entire world)" "India/Indian farmers feed the world" Indian medias saying "India global tech leader of the world". Where is Indian/India AI?🤣😂🤭How is it possible that the Chinese are able to make worldwide popular apps such like TicTok and DeepSeek AI and the Indians/India couldn't? They say that "empty vessels make the most noise". How true is this idiom? 😅🤣😂
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  30. When India visits America, Modi talks about Russia/China/Muslims and Middle-East behind their backs. When India visits Europe, Modi talks about Russia/China/Muslims and Middle-East behind their backs. When India visits Russia, Modi talks about America/Europe including Ukraine/China behind their backs. When India attends BRICS meeting, Modi talks about de-dollarization behind the back of America. "Curry favor" is an idiom that means to seek approval or gain benefit by being very nice, overly attentive, or through flattery.....but why curry? 😏Words of wisdom and truth from Richard Nixon/Henry Kissinger regarding the Indians (India): They are masters at subtle flattery. That’s how they survived 600 years. They "insert censored word" — their great skill is to "insert censored word" to people in key positions.” 😅🤣😂 How trustworthy is Modi/India? 🤣😂
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  31.  @sunilbose1753  Nah, he did nothing. Perplexity is a modification of the Chinese DeepSeek AI, relabelled and rebranded.
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  32. You need to understand that the words of the Indians in terms of credibility, reliability and the truthfulness is the same as their credit ratings. 🤣 Moody's credit rating: China: A1 whereas India: Baa3 Standard & Poor's credit rating: China: A+ whereas India: BBB- Fitch Ratings credit rating: China: A+ whereas India: BBB- BBB- or Baa3 status = lowest grade rating for investment, just 1 or 2 levels above junk status. 😆😅🤣😂
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  33. because he is an Indian and all Indians are well known for that
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  34. Indian foreign secretary, Vikram Misri, 28th of January 2025, came to China with a begging bowl. Indian National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval, 18th of Dec 2024, came to China with a begging bowl. Twice in a row within 2 months (40 days), you came to China with a begging bowl and instead of taking turns, and you do not find that strange? Why? 😅🤣😂🙏🙏🙏🥣🥣🥣India medias are avoiding these topics and not reporting these events and why? Too much humiliation?
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  35. These word "shame" or "shameless" do not exist in the Indian dictionary.
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  36. That may explain the Indian deportees?🤣😂😅
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  37. Elon Musk's one formula for success in life is to always do businesses with winners, NOT, with losers. After ditching the announced India meeting (21-22 April 2024) for the unannounced China meeting (Sunday 28th April 2024), Elon Musk became $36 billion richer since returning from his triumphant China trip (Business Insider) and his company shares of Tesla jumped 18% (CBS News: Tesla stock rises after CEO Musk scores key deals with China on weekend trip to Beijing) in just ONE DAY on Monday 29th April 2024, after stock trading resumes immediately after the weekend. That is the power of India, oops, I mean China. 🤭😅🤣😂🤔😭😡🤬
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  38.  @Daniel-szj  but Vishwaguru (global teacher of the entire world) is from India 😏🤭
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  39. @ लेकिन विश्वगुरु (पूरी दुनिया के वैश्विक शिक्षक) भारत से हैं lekin vishvaguru (poori duniya ke vashvik shikshak) bharat se hain
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  40. ​ @ZZebraA  Watch dogs are not worth mentioning. Are these companies 1) founded by Indians? No Are these companies 2) made/created by Indians? No Are these companies 3) owned (ownership) by Indians? No Indians should constantly ask themselves, what happened to Indian CEO, Parag Agrawal? 🤭🤣😂😅
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  41.  @ZZebraA  Sorry to break it to you but Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts were scripted to be very intelligent and capable on the internet, but in the real world/reality, none of them could not make any app to compete with the Chinese TikTok or the China's DeepSeek AI. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated.😆😅🤣
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  42.  @Vbsuv  An Indian thinking that anyone who talks about India is a Paksiani. Classic coping mechanism
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  43.  @Vbsuv  An Indian thinking that everyone who talks about India is a Pakistani. Classic coping mechanism.
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  44.  @Vbsuv  Do all Indians really believe that anyone who talks bad about India/Indians must be a Pakistani? Serious and sincere question?
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  45.  @Vbsuv  Do all Indians really believe that anyone who talks bad about India/Indians must be a Pakistani because only Pakistanis are capable and willing to criticize India? Do Indians really believe that Indians are well loved by people all around the world? What is the India's Passport strength Index? 😅🤣😂
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  46. Do all Indians really believe that anyone who talks bad about India/Indians must be a Pakistani because only Pakistanis are capable and willing to criticize India? Do Indians really believe that Indians are well loved by people all around the world? What is the India's Passport strength Index? 😅🤣😂
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  47.  @ZZebraA  Indians say that Indians rule the tech AI/IT world? Indian CEOs? Are these companies 1) founded by Indians? No Are these companies 2) made/created by Indians? No Are these companies 3) owned (ownership) by Indians? No Indians should constantly ask themselves, what happened to Indian CEO, Parag Agrawal? 🤭🤣😂😅
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  48. 2) Microsoft sues Indian firm for technical support scam dated 31st December 2014.
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  49. Here is a plan: “Let’s steal their best engineers,” said Melanie Hart of the Washington-based Atlantic Council at a hearing convened by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Referencing the Chinese talent behind DeepSeek’s AI models, Hart testified that “we’d be better off if the engineers behind that were working here in the US”. Melanie Hart realizes one thing. India's national average 1 Q = 76 and China's national average 1 Q = 104+. She has accepted the fact that AI requires people with good mathematical skills and India/Indians do not excel in "International Maths Olympiad", not even in top 10 whereas China ranks #1 in "International Maths Olympiad" and China has superior AI than India eg. Chinese TicTok and Chinese DeepSeek AI.😅🤣😂😆😁
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  50. Indians are over-rated, over-hyped and over-paid. None of them could make an equivalent of TicTok or DeepSeek AI.
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