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Sundar Pichai to appear on Lex Fridman podcast. Now's your chance to question the CEO of Google
Sundar Pichai to appear on Lex Fridman podcast. Now's your chance to question the CEO of Google

Hindustan Times

time26-05-2025

  • Business
  • Hindustan Times

Sundar Pichai to appear on Lex Fridman podcast. Now's your chance to question the CEO of Google

After interviewing Prime Minister Narendra Modi, American computer scientist Lex Fridman is going to sit down with Google CEO Sundar Pichai for what promises to be an exciting episode of his eponymous podcast. And if you have ever wanted to ask the CEO of Google a question, now is your chance. Fridman, while announcing the upcoming podcast on X, asked his followers to submit questions or suggest topics he could cover during the conversation. Unsurprisingly, the comments section of his post was quickly flooded with questions directed towards the Indian-American Google CEO - ranging from thought-provoking to downright ridiculous. Lex Fridman is an American computer scientist, artificial intelligence researcher and podcast host. He is best known for the Lex Fridman Podcast, where he conducts in-depth interviews with prominent figures across various fields, including science, technology, philosophy, politics and arts. Born as Alexei Fridman in Chkalovsk, Tajik SSR (now Buston, Tajikistan), he spent his early years in Moscow. His family moved to Chicago when he was 11 years old. After a brief tenure at Google, Fridman joined the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 2015, working with the AgeLab on projects related to autonomous vehicles and human-centered AI. 'I'm doing a podcast with Sundar Pichai soon. Let me know if you have any questions / topic suggestions,' wrote Fridman on X. The podcast is likely to focus on the AI race, with Fridman saying, 'The rate of AI progress has been insane. It makes me excited for the future (even more than usual) and excited to chat with leaders & engineers who are building that future.' Google's Gemini is at the forefront of the AI movement along with rivals like OpenAI and DeepSeek. Several of the questions that Fridman received in the comments section focused on AI, Google's way forward, privacy concerns and more. 'Google has access to one of the largest datasets in human history. What responsibility does that give you toward the future of civilization?' asked X user Paramendra Kumar Bhagat. 'I'd love to learn what's one product he wish Google had launched but didn't—because of timing, internal pushback, or market risk?' X user Paulina Szyzdek wanted to know. Some questions were more straightforward. One person asked: 'When are we getting the youtube dislike button back?' How many of these queries will actually make it to the podcast? We'll have to wait and watch.

India PM Narendra Modi details fasting routine
India PM Narendra Modi details fasting routine

Yahoo

time17-03-2025

  • Politics
  • Yahoo

India PM Narendra Modi details fasting routine

Faith is an integral part of millions of Americans' daily lives. 'One Nation Under God' is committed to reflecting America's voices, values and communities covering stories of faith and religion, from the latest headlines to stories of hope. Subscribe here. (NewsNation) — Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India is opening up about his deep Hindu faith, which he describes as a way of life, and divulging his fasting routine and how it helps him govern over a billion Indians. In a new interview on the 'Lex Fridman Podcast,' Modi says fasting, which is deeply rooted in ancient Hindu scripture, is a form of self-discipline that elevates the body, mind and soul. Google under fire for allegation it's censoring faith-based content 'For me personally, even while I go about doing my daily activities during a fast, my mind remains deeply introspective and focused inward, and that experience is profoundly transformative for me,' Modi said. Modi said he began fasting as a child, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi, who encouraged the nation to take part in one-day fasts to protest British colonial rule. 'Something inside me said, 'I should be part of this,'' he said. 'I felt neither hunger nor any desire for food. Instead, I felt a new awareness, a surge of energy within me.' The 74-year-old, who rose from humble beginnings to lead the world's largest democracy, describes fasting as a powerful spiritual tool that goes beyond skipping meals. He says the practice even enables him to do more than he usually does. 'When I need to express my thoughts, I'm amazed at where they come from and how they flow,' Modi said. Dalai Lama offers his vision for Tibetan people after his death During the monsoon season, which lasts about four months, the leader says he eats a single meal within 24 hours since the digestive system slows down. During the religious festival to honor the goddess Durga, Modi fasts for nine days, eating only one specific fruit, papaya. Modi says he's been fasting for about 50 years. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Mark Cuban: Here's the ‘Perfect Time To Start a Business'
Mark Cuban: Here's the ‘Perfect Time To Start a Business'

Yahoo

time06-02-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Mark Cuban: Here's the ‘Perfect Time To Start a Business'

For many, it might be easiest to stick to a 9-to-5 job. A steady paycheck, benefits, and a predictable work schedule all seem great. However, you probably won't get rich from working for someone else. If you want to achieve great wealth, it might require starting your own business. Read More: Find Out: 5 Subtly Genius Moves All Wealthy People Make With Their Money While starting a business is no easy task, it can be lucrative and rewarding if you succeed. Look at billionaire entrepreneur and 'Shark Tank' star Mark Cuban who started the company that made him a millionaire when he was nearly at rock bottom. After being fired from his job and living with six roommates, he felt he couldn't go any lower. At that point, he created his first startup, a tech company called MicroSolutions, in 1983. 'If you've got nothing, it's the perfect time to start a business,' explained Cuban on the Lex Fridman Podcast. So, if you think you need a bunch of money to strike out on your own, that may not be the case and Cuban is living proof of this notion. Here are three tips to implement Cuban's advice and start your own business with little to no money. Use social media platforms to establish your brand, build your audience, and find your content niche. Making reels for Instagram or posting daily on Facebook are examples of free marketing opportunities and every burgeoning entrepreneur should take full advantage. Discover Next: Becoming an expert in whatever subject matter you specialize in is a crucial step to start a business. You can watch YouTube videos, read free blogs or listen to free podcasts from experts to grow your knowledge base. As they say, knowledge is power and without it starting and growing your own business may not be possible. Spend time researching low-cost and free marketing tools. For example, affordable email marketing software, website builders and project management software are all crucial tools to get your business off the ground. Starting with free and inexpensive tools can leave a budget for other business expenses. More From GOBankingRates 4 Subtly Genius Moves All Wealthy People Make With Their Money 4 Unusual Ways To Make Extra Money That Actually Work This article originally appeared on Mark Cuban: Here's the 'Perfect Time To Start a Business' Sign in to access your portfolio

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