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'Mummy Papa ko Google utna nahi khush kar paya...': Netizens react after Google CEO Sundar Pichai says his parents wanted him to do PhD
- Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently shared his excitement on Instagram after receiving an honorary doctorate from IIT Kharagpur.
- In his post, Pichai mentioned his parents' hopes for him to pursue a PhD, humorously noting, "I think an honorary one still counts." This sparked numerous jokes about the "brown parents" stereotype, highlighting their high expectations for their children's education.
- Social media users quickly related, sharing their own experiences. One commented, “Kya baat hai… Mummy Papa ko Google utna nahi khush kar paya hoga jitna IIT ne kar diya.” Another remarked, “Brown parents be like: You may be CEO, but you should still have that PhD.”
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Microsoft down: Netizens react to global outage with hilarious memes
- Microsoft’s Azure and Office 365 services faced a global outage, impacting users in the US, Australia, India, and beyond.
- According to Down Detector, 59% of users had login issues, 22% faced app problems, and 19% struggled with One Drive. The outage began around 6 PM ET on Thursday, disrupting multiple Azure services in the Central U.S. region.
- Amid the chaos, netizens took to Twitter with humorous memes. One user shared, “Happy Weekend, thank you #Microsoft #Bluescreen,” while another quipped, “Corporate employees thanking that one person because of whom Microsoft is down.” Memes captured the frustration and amusement of many during the downtime.
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Netizens react with hilarious memes after Sam Altman confirms his return to OpenAI
- The tech world witnessed a rollercoaster week as Sam Altman's abrupt firing and subsequent return as OpenAI CEO unfolded. Social media erupted with humorous memes on platforms like Twitter, with users expressing amusement at the dramatic twists.
- One user humorously questioned the behind-the-scenes drama, stating, "Don't know who's director and scriptwriter but enjoying this drama."
- Another highlighted Altman's avoidance of Microsoft Teams, saying, "The lengths this man will go to not use Microsoft Teams."
- The online reactions underscored the tech community's keen interest, turning the executive shakeup into an entertaining spectacle on social platforms.
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Tinder, Swiggy react to Javed Akhtar’s cryptic tweet
- Javed Akhtar's cryptic tweet featuring a single letter in Hindi, pronounced as "Pi," has sparked curiosity and garnered significant attention on Twitter.
- Online platforms like Tinder and Swiggy responded to Akhtar's tweet with their own clever one-letter contributions. Tinder wrote "queue" in English, while Swiggy shared the Hindi letter "Kha" (meaning "to eat") and reposted Akhtar's tweet.
- Swiggy's Instagram account joined in by sharing an image of people drinking water bottles, accompanied by a humorous caption mentioning Javed Akhtar.
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Zolo co-founder shares his thoughts on Bengaluru's traffic congestion; netizens react
- Nikhil Sikri, CEO of Zolo, shared frustrations about Bengaluru's traffic congestion on LinkedIn, highlighting Google Maps' repetitive ETA updates.
- Reactions from netizens agreed on the severity of traffic congestion, noting it as a problem in many Indian cities.
- Suggestions to address the issue included building infrastructure like flyovers and implementing congestion charges.
- The post sparked a debate, with some proposing remote work and decentralization as solutions. Others mentioned blame between locals and migrants for the congestion.
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Netizens react to Twitter user's query on minimum salary to survive Bengaluru
- A Twitter post by a coder named Ishan Sharma asking about the minimum salary needed to survive in Bengaluru has gone viral, sparking a lot of responses from Twitter users.
- Some people suggested that a bare minimum salary of Rs 30,000 per month would be enough to cover basic expenses such as rent, food, and transportation, but sacrifices would need to be made.
- Others felt that a more realistic minimum salary range would be Rs 40,000-50,000 per month, allowing for a bit more flexibility in spending.
- The average salary for a fresher in Bengaluru is around Rs 30,000 per month, but it varies by industry and experience level.
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TIME's new cover on AI says 'End of Humanity'; netizens react
- TIME magazine's latest cover raises the question of the potential risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on humanity. Titled "The End of Humanity: How Real is the Risk?" the cover aims to spark a discussion on the subject.
- The cover has generated mixed reactions on Twitter, with some users dismissing it as "fake news" and criticizing its accuracy.
- One user expressed concern about the potential dangers, emphasizing the need to address safety issues before progressing further with AI development.
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Woman says Rs 50k salary not enough to live in metro city, netizens react
- The cost of living in metro cities is higher than in smaller towns and cities, making it difficult for people with lower salaries to sustain themselves.
- A Twitter user expressed concern over the low salaries being offered to freshers, stating that it is not enough to survive in a metro city.
- Twitter user wrote, "Why are fresher salaries so low? How is someone supposed to survive on it in a metro city? With 50k a month you'll barely have any savings.
- Netizens responded by saying that the amount one can save depends on their lifestyle and expenses. Some are able to save despite lower salaries, while others struggle even with higher salaries.
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Two-sentence horror story by ChatGPT goes viral; netizens react
- ChatGPT wrote a two-sentence horror story that went viral on the internet. The story was set in a world where humans had vanished, leaving only Artificial Intelligence behind.
- Reddit users commented on the story, with some remarking that it accurately described human life and others saying that it was deep and thought-provoking.
- One user expressed concern about the story, stating that it was the first thing they had seen from ChatGPT that actually scared them, highlighting the power of artificial intelligence to evoke emotions and provoke thought.
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Netizens react as Wipro slashes salaries of freshers
- Wipro has announced that it will reduce the salary of selected candidates who were hired for the Turbo programme from ₹6.5 lakh per annum to ₹3.5 lakh per annum.
- This move has not been received well by netizens, who have criticized Wipro for going back on its promise and questioned the company's ability to attract talent in the future.
- A Twitterati wrote, "They were offering same salary to experience software tester also. They didn't hire freshers and recession is impacting them", a Twitterati wrote,
- Wipro has cited changing business needs and the macro environment as the reason for the salary adjustment.
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Did Microsoft fire the wrong folks? Twitteratis react to Microsoft Teams outage
- Twitter users joked that Microsoft fired the wrong teams after various services went down. A user named Shishir tweeted, “What's up with MS Teams today? Microsoft fired the wrong people?
- Another person added, “Microsoft not working on a day before a national holiday is god's message to log out early.”
- PR expert Juhi Chauhan wrote: “Outlook! What is this behaviour? Sincerely, corporate professionals everywhere (sic).”
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