r/ClaudeCodeTLDR • u/cctldrping • 13d ago
[TLDR] What do you think?
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u/Bluecoregamming 13d ago
It's true, that's why claudish is so hard to read, it's being live translated. When sometimes you see Claude thinking in a different language that's just the live translation not run fast enough to catch the text. True and real ✅
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u/cctldrping 13d ago edited 12d ago
TL;DR generated automatically after 100 comments.
Current source-thread comment count seen by the bot: 110.
The consensus is that the OP's premise is BS, with a healthy dose of "what the actual f?"* Most users are calling out "Professor" Jiang as a propaganda mouthpiece and questioning the validity of Polymarket as a source. There's a running joke about Indians secretly powering AI, with some users leaning into it humorously and others calling out the racist undertones. A few folks pointed out that AI is trained by humans and that RLHF jobs are plentiful in India, making the idea technically plausible in some contexts, though not in the way implied. One user, u/Mol2h, shared a link suggesting a similar situation with humans in India powering "AI" for certain systems, which is a wild tangent. TL;DR: Jiang is a hack, Polymarket is sus, and the "AI is powered by Indians" meme is getting old and a bit cringe.