Comments by "LandGrabbingIndia" (@LandGrabbingIndia) on "Tech CEOs admit they want AI monopoly: US plans to block China's competition u0026 'steal' engineers" video.

lol everyone copies from one another since the dawn of time eg. From slingshots long range weapons to long bows to crossbows and so on.
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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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Indian CEOs of American big tech companies should retire and give way to other more deserving CEOs of different ethnicity, because they simply do not produce tangible results. How is is possible that China is able to develop TicTok and DeepSeek AI before the Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts could? How is it possible that a small-time company such as OpenAI (Sam Altman), with extremely limited resources and manpower, is able to develop ChatGPT before the Indian ceos/techies/tech gurus/IT experts could? If I am the major shareholder of those big tech companies, I would appoint a CEO who could deliver results (merit) rather than those CEO who excels at curry favor.
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China has DeepSeek AI India has DeepDung AI America has OpenAI India has OpenDefecation 😅🤣😂
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AI companies under Indian CEO "Anti Intelligent" or "Anti Innovation" Cheers. 😅
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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?
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@ Nah, India said that they are Vishvaguru, the GLOBAL TEACHER, of the entire world, and that means every inventions comes from India.😏
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@fannyalbi9040 Just like "know your meme: India superpower by 2020"
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They say that "empty vessels make the most noise". How true is this idiom? 😅🤣😂
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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, and stop bragging? 🤭🤣😂😅
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Indian CEOs are good only for short term profits because they have easy and unrestricted access to India's huge supply of English speaking cyber coolies or cyber dalits. Hence, labor cost are kept at bare minimum while maximizing profits. 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, 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. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated.😆
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@Guantimasao The video at 7:15 by Doctor Melanie Hard, did not mentioned anything about Indians or Koreans. Stop overestimating their worth.
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@ oh.😏🤭
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@Guantimasao Indians have no AI products to show to the entire world. India's national average 1 Q = 76 China's national average 1 Q = 104+
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@chosen7127 Just like "know your meme: India superpower by 2020". Year of prediction = 1998 Duration of prediction = 2020 - 1998 = 22 years Upon seeing that their predictions were nowhere to be seen/realized with a GDP per capita of not even 3K in 2020, they changed their tune to "India developed country/superpower by 2047". 😅🤣😂
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Two (2) is the magic number.😅🤣😂 1) Sam Altman, CEO of Open AI, said in year 2023 that, "India AI is hopeless". Indian netizens reacted, "that guy is a racist". 2 Years later, Indian AI is non-existence. 2) German cartoonist, Der Spiegel, made a drawing comparing China's superior and sophisticated train versus India's train on April 2023. Indian netizens reacted, "that guy is a racist". 2 months later, Odisha train crash happened on 2nd June 2023, involving 300+ death toll. India, the only country with a proven track record of making train crash involving 3 or 4 more trains ➡odisha train tragedy: aerial view captures devastation in bahanaga🔚
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@fannyalbi9040 🚽superpooper🚽😋
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There are 3 types of CEO. One that rises up to the top as CEO through 1) merit with tangible and significant contributions to their company, 2) curry favor skills 3) geopolitics (diversity hire). I guess the Indian CEOs of those Big Tech companies will have to work extra hard in the merit department because 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. Overpaid and over-hyped and over-rated. 😅"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.” 😅🤣😂
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Source = Bollywood
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@ No, you are using speculations and victim playing. Firstly, he is not a whistleblower but a disgruntled employee who left the company OpenAI. Secondly, he wasn't a "whistleblower" because he wasn't able to prove any of his accusations against his former company/employer. Thirdly, he passed away and the law enforcers said that it was a suicide but not a murder. You have to prove that he was killed, but you couldn't and why? Because you are trying to paint that guy as a "victim".
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@ Source = ccp 50 cents army that beats India's Bollywood army. Relive the beautiful memories: 1) "The crushing moment: China India 1962 war - Part 1" by boomereye 2) "The crushing moment: China India 1962 war - Part 2" by boomereye 3) China spanks India so hard in the 1962 war that Indians are still having nightmares because of it in the 21st century. For example, Jaishankar, India's Foreign Minister in video proof (shorts): ➡We lost the 1962 war against China (Secret summaries) 🔚☺ 4) Title of Video: Indian surrender on their knees, begging for their lives at Galwan (Jolie Gunz) 🤭 5) ➡Oct 10th 2021, The Express Tribune, with title "Indians furious. ..........."🔚
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@ Source = ccp 50 cents army that spanks India's Bollywood army all the time. Jaishankar, India's Foreign Minister in video proof (shorts): ➡We lost the 1962 war against China (Secret summaries) 🔚☺
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@janey28 Jaishankar, India's Foreign Minister Jaishankar, in his exact words/quotes, "They are the bigger economy what I am going to do? I am a smaller economy. Am I going to sort of pick up a fight with a bigger economy? It is not a question of reacting. It is a question of common sense. Translating what he said..... "China is a bigger economy than India and we cannot pick a fight with a bigger economy."* 🏳🏳🏳🏳🏳🏳❔❔❔❔❔❔😅😅😅😅😅
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@janey28 Indian foreign secretary, Vikram Misri, and Indian National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval, followed their hearts and the advices of their foreign Minister (higher ranking), Jaishankar, and that is why both of them eat the humble pie and went over to China Beijing (same venue) on 28th of January 2025 and 18th of Dec 2024 respectively, seeking financial aid, trade and ways to reduce the hundreds of billions of trade deficit India had with China, in China's favor. I believed the advices of Jaishankar are, "They are the bigger economy what I am going to do? I am a smaller economy. Am I going to sort of pick up a fight with a bigger economy? It is not a question of reacting. It is a question of common sense. Translating what he said..... "China is a bigger economy than India and we cannot pick a fight with a bigger economy."* 🏳🏳🏳🏳🏳🏳❔❔❔❔❔❔😅😅😅😅😅
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@janey28 Source: “India wasn’t a big economy…” Rahul Gandhi takes on S Jaishankar over his remark on China (Ani News) dated Feb 26, 2023.
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@janey28 Source: Is India In A War Like Situation With China? EAM S. Jaishankar Answers (Business Today).
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