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#Exclusive | 'AT-1 issue may be termed technical, but if customers are hurt, it becomes a conduct lapse' Former #HDFCBank Chair Atanu Chakraborty tells Shereen Bhan. Flags reputational risk, questions delayed action after 8 years. #Governance #Banking

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Responsible AI should not feel like the path of most resistance. That was the strongest idea from my SAS Innovate conversation with Reggie Townsend, leading Data Ethics, Governance, and Social Impact at SAS Software. Reggie framed governance not as a compliance layer, but as a way to scale human judgment. Too often, we innovate first and govern later. Model selected. Agent deployed. Process built. Then governance arrives at the end and feels like friction. Bolt it on after the fact, and resistance is guaranteed. The opportunity: design responsible AI, so it becomes intuitive, action-oriented, and useful in the flow of work. That is what Reggie meant by making responsibility "irresistible." Second point: Use cases must lead. When everyone can access the same models, differentiation will not come from the technology. It will come from how leaders define outcomes, govern applications, and connect business value to institutional trust. The risk does not live in the model. The value does not live in the model. Both live in the use case. For CEOs and boards, this is the shift: from model-first oversight to outcome-first accountability. Better questions before scaling AI: - What human decision are we shaping? - What business outcome are we improving? - What risk are we containing? - What judgment are we extending? Responsible AI becomes strategic when it helps people make better decisions, faster, with greater confidence. Most leaders can't see where governance sits inside their AI operating model. SAS AI Navigator makes it visible: Design for the human. Not only the technology.

Sabine VanderLinden

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Some personal hot takes from AI: engineer Miami follows... 1. Software development is a dead-end profession because anyone can be a software developer now. 2. Anyone can use Cursor or any other tool and generate code. Being a coder and being a software engineer are different. 3. Computers used to be gated; now everyone has the power to make computers malleable. Everyone is a software developer now, but that does not mean they are software engineers 4. If you cannot demonstrate how a coding agent works, you are just a consumer and have imposed an artificial glass ceiling on your career as a software engineer. 5. If you are curious, you will have a job. If you have not been curious in the last two years, you are replaceable. 6. SaaS per-seat economics may become unstable as customers need fewer people to achieve results, prompting founders to think about new unit economics 7. Most companies will take two or three years (or more!) to figure out AI transformation. 8. Some companies are already building AI native teams of five to ten people who can build with the grain of AI 9. There will be an explosion in the number of software developers. Software development is now essentially free, and tokens are cheaper than humans 10. Not enough engineers know what it means to be a product engineer 11. JIRA ticket monkeys are cooked 12. If your company has banned AI, you should quit that company 13. AI is more like a musical instrument than just a tool play with it, make discoveries, build intuition learn where AI is good and where it fails

geoff

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It would be easy to call out the defense for this one, but the issue is complete lack of game management. It’s been an issue for years and it must improve. There are 10-15 passes that second half where Utd really would have benefited from controlling the game more — but lose possession from bad decisions. Like, 60 minutes into the game when Everton has pinned us down in our own end and we are up 1-0, it is impossible to justify from a risk/reward perspective to try to make a low percentage pass in behind the defense to a Sesko running down towards the corner flag just after we have won possession. All United fans knows how it feels like when you are down a goal against City and they just play off 15-20 minutes. How can they be so good at it? Check the videos from the City documentary. I couldn’t find the best clip I’ve seen, but the below is a good example. Pep is absolutely losing his mind after players losing possession of the ball. In another video he literarily starts to cry. United doesn’t have to become City II. But this is an area we just must improve and it’s long long overdue. It really is as simple as this. If you are patient and get enough players up pitch — the opponent must defend with the same numbers. If you lose the ball in that position when the opponent is defending with 10 players in the lap of their keeper — it is very hard for an opponent to counter attack on you effectively. So you get every chance to win the ball back even if you lose it. When we have a lead in a game like this — we just can’t help ourselves. Give it 15 seconds and a Dalot or Maguire or Rashford or Bruno or Cunha or Mbuemo will try a play to get into a scoring chance. This must improve and it must improve soon.

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Know what to do before the market forces you to decide. 1. Before the trade — Should I trade? Is it a proven setup from your playbook? Does the market environment fit? Does the reward justify the risk? Do you have a clear invalidation level and the correct position size? Are you following your system, or do you just want action? If these don't align, pass. 2. At entry — What am I risking? Know your entry, stop, position size, initial $ risk, % of capital at risk, and your target or exit method. The chart determines the stop. The stop determines the position size. 3. After entry — Has anything actually changed? Is the setup still valid? Has your predetermined exit been reached? Has price action materially changed? Are you reacting to the chart or to your P&L? If nothing important has changed, don't invent a new decision. 4. When losing — Exit or hold? Hold only while your thesis and predefined risk remain valid. Exit when the stop is triggered, the setup is invalidated, market behavior violates your entry reason, or your risk limit is reached. Never turn a planned trade into an unplanned investment. 5. When winning — Exit or hold? Has the target been reached? Has the trailing stop triggered? Has the trend or setup weakened? Is there actual evidence to exit, or are you afraid of giving back profit? Let your exit rules manage the winner, not your emotions. 6. After the trade — What did I learn? Record the setup, entry, exit, risk, result in R, rule adherence, mistakes, a screenshot, and one lesson. Then separate two questions: did the strategy work, and did you execute it correctly? A losing trade can still be good execution. A winning trade can still involve bad execution. Make your important trading decisions before money is influencing your emotions.

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Apostle Emmanuel Iren

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🚨This video is disturbing… and everyone needs to watch what is happening. ICE agents are using tactics that are putting people in impossible situations. And if we don’t stop this escalation, more people are going to die. Kansas enacted the HALO Act, which makes it a crime for people to knowingly get within 25 feet of law enforcement officers performing certain duties. That may sound reasonable on paper. Until you see how ICE agents are weaponizing it. In this video, a public observer drove into an apartment complex parking lot. Once she was inside, ICE agents boxed her in with vehicles, and then began demanding that she move because she was supposedly within 25 feet of them. She tells them she is stuck. She explains she cannot move. The agent ignores her. He tells her to back up… but she tells him there is a vehicle behind her, and she cannot. She is trapped in a situation ICE created. Her options? Attempt to drive through agents and their unmarked vehicles… and risk them claiming she used her vehicle as a weapon. Or stay where she is… and risk being arrested. This is how people get hurt. Law enforcement is supposed to de-escalate situations… not create impossible choices where a U.S. citizen has to choose between an action that could get them arrested… or killed. And everyone needs to be paying attention to this. Because when government agents are given more power, fewer limits, and more ways to justify escalation, this doesn’t just end with immigrants. It creates a government where anyone can be trapped in an impossible situation… and where your rights only exist if the people with power decide to honor them.

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190,614 次观看 • 2 个月前

Everybody is obsessed with song ads right now. They retain attention. They get cheap clicks. They can absolutely crush CPA. But cheap acquisition and great acquisition are two different things. A catchy song can drag almost anyone through an ad. Repetition, music, absurdity… it hijacks attention extremely well. Drama does it differently. Conflict. Tension. Characters. An unanswered question. You’re still getting insane retention, but now someone is staying because they’re mentally invested in what’s happening. They want to know what happens next. And that gives you something a song ad doesn’t always give you: time to build the problem, introduce the product and make someone actually understand WHY they should care. That’s where I think customer quality starts to separate. One format can be incredible at generating cheap first purchases. The other has the potential to generate customers who actually understand what they bought, why they bought it and why they should keep buying it. That distinction matters when you look past Day 1. I have zero problem going 1:1 CAC to COGS. But here’s the part people are missing: 1:1 isn’t the metric to optimize for. The lifecycle of that customer is. If you’re acquiring customers cheap but they never reorder, never subscribe, never buy another product and disappear after Day 1, you didn’t discover some magical acquisition strategy. You literally just bought revenue. If a company spends $50 acquiring a customer on a $50 product and that customer becomes worth $200, they’ll buy as many of those customers as you can give them. Finding MORE of those people is where creative matters. CPA tells you how efficiently you got someone through the door. LTV tells you whether you got the RIGHT person through the door. So when I see people calling 1:1 CAC/revenue AI song ads “the future,” I think they’re optimizing for the wrong thing. The future isn’t whoever can manufacture attention the cheapest. It’s whoever can turn attention into actual investment in the product and brand. That’s why I’m betting heavily on drama. Songs can make people stay. Drama can make people care. And I think over time, LTV is going to show just how big that difference is.

Franky Shaw

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📺 $TSLA JUST FLASHED A BUY SIGNAL... BUT THERE'S A CATCH Please ❤️like and 🔁share with fellow Tesla traders/investors #Tesla may have just flashed a short-term buy signal, but the bigger picture hasn't changed. After breaking below the critical 16-month channel support at $373.37 following disappointing earnings, Tesla triggered a major long-term sell signal. That breakdown pointed to an initial downside target in the $291.81-$300.90 area, and that objective has now been achieved. This support zone is doing exactly what it was expected to do: slow the decline and create conditions for a tradable rebound. * As the descending channel support continues to move lower, it is converging with the wave-count support around $291.81, creating an increasingly important technical floor. This is considered "bottom-picking territory," where buyers may begin accumulating shares and where selling pressure could remain contained through August. * The key level to watch today is $316.86. This former long-term trendline has become the most important short-term resistance. A weekly close above $316.86 would signal improving momentum and likely confirm the start of a multi-week recovery. If that breakout occurs, the first upside objective becomes $353.74 over the next two to three weeks. After testing strong support in the upper $290s and low $300s, a rebound toward that resistance level would be a typical technical move. Swing traders may view this as an opportunity to participate in the recovery while planning to take profits near the target. * The rally could eventually extend even further toward the former channel support at $373.37 within three to five weeks. Because #TSLA gapped sharply below that level after earnings without ever retesting it, it remains a major technical pivot that price may revisit before making its next significant move. However, there's an important catch. We don't believe that this rebound marks the beginning of a new bull market. Instead, it is viewed as a counter-trend rally inside a larger bearish structure. Even if Tesla rallies back toward $353 or $373, those levels may become opportunities to reduce exposure or initiate new short positions rather than chase higher prices. * The long-term outlook remains bearish as long as Tesla stays below $373.37. The broader technical target continues to be the $220s by year-end, with the recent rebound simply representing a pause within that larger downtrend. There is also a clear downside invalidation level. * If Tesla instead closes the week below $291.81, the bullish rebound thesis fails. In that scenario, selling accelerates toward approximately $271 over the following days, with $227.47 becoming the primary target by the end of September. The key takeaway is that the technical outlook depends entirely on the timeframe. In the short term, Tesla is constructive above the $300 support zone and becomes significantly more bullish with a weekly close above $316.86, targeting $353.74 and potentially $373.37 over the coming weeks. But over the longer term, we still view any recovery as temporary while the stock remains below the major breakdown level at $373.37. * Watch the full $TSLA analysis for July 31, 2026 in this short video🔽

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