Aaditya R. Patro | Founder, Inference

@makemytrip + @QuickRidein

MakeMyTrip just picked up a majority stake in Quick Ride.

Quick Ride has been running carpools and bike pools in Bengaluru and a few other cities for years- basicallyy the “split the ride, split the cost” option many people already use for office commutes. MMT now gets a ready user base and a working carpooling product instead of building one from scratch.

For Quick Ride users, nothing dramatic changes overnight. You’ll still book the same way. For MMT, it means they can start offering shared rides alongside their regular cabs and intercity options, which makes sense if they want to stay relevant for daily commute traffic too.

Simple move. Two companies that already know the same customers.

For years, autonomous vehicles were viewed primarily as a technology challenge.

Today, the bigger question may be commercialisation.
Who owns the asset? Who operates it? Who carries responsibility? How does autonomy fit into existing workflows?

Kodiak AI's 75-truck deal with DTL Transport signals a shift toward "Autonomy-as-a-Service" where fleets remain customer-owned while AI capabilities are supplied as a technology layer.

Sometimes the biggest innovation isn't the technology itself. It's the operating model that enables adoption at scale.

#PhysicalAI #AutonomousVehicles #AIInnovation #Logistics

@KodiakRobotics + @DTLTrans

Green and red have never mixed this dramatically before.
#CudaGate

A robot remembers the wrong object.

@MIT just built a system that can catch it.

Instead of locking in its first interpretation, the AI measures its uncertainty, looks from other angles, and rewrites its memory when the evidence conflicts.

It fixed ambiguities in about 92% of the cases they tested.

The percentage is less interesting than the principle: systems that can notice when they might be wrong, and then actually change their minds.

It's surprising to see so many people already sharing videos and clips from #Ramayana.

I understand the excitement. When we genuinely look forward to something, the urge to share it is natural.

But perhaps it's worth remembering something.

What we see on screen is the result of years of imagination, dedication, countless hours of hard work, and sacrifices made by hundreds, sometimes thousands, of people behind the scenes.

Every frame carries someone's effort. Every scene represents someone's commitment. And every story deserves to be experienced the way its creators intended.

Let's celebrate the excitement without taking away the magic.

Watch it in theatres. Experience it on the big screen. Let others experience that same wonder for themselves.

Before we hit that share button, let's spare a thought for all those who poured their hearts into bringing this epic to life.

Some experiences are worth sharing. Others are worth preserving.

Let's keep the excitement alive, without giving away the experience.

Jai Shree Ram 🙏

#RamayanaMovie #RespectCinema #Cinema