Actor Amitabh Bachchan posted a hilarious tweet on Friday after he lost a blue verified tick on Twitter as part of Elon Musk’s new policy. The actor demanded to restore his blue tick as he has paid the subscription fees of Twitter Blue.

Posting the tweet in Awadhi language, the 80-year-old actor asked Twitter to listen to him. He urges Twitter to put back the blue lotus in front of his name so that people know he is Amitabh Bachchan as he had paid for the subscription service. He said he is making the request with folded hands, now should I fall on your feet?

Soon after that people flooded the comment section with hilarious memes. One of the users referred to Amitabh Bachchan’s famous dialogue ‘hum jahan se khade hote hain line vahin se shuru hoti hai’ and said You have to stand in line here sir. Yahan ye vala hisaab nahi hoga ki aap jahan khade ho jayein line vahi se shuru ho jaegi.

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Another user who has a blue tick hilariously said, Respected Sir, Today you have wealth, fame, bungalow, car! But he has a blue tick! A third user said Mr Bachchan, he (Elon Musk) is a foreigner, never listens to anyone. You will have to wait for a few days.

Amitabh Bachchan is not the only celebrity who has lost the verified blue tick on Twitter. Various celebrities such as Shah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and Congress leaders Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi have also lost their verified blue ticks from their Twitter accounts.

Blue ticks were introduced by Twitter in 2009 to help users identify that celebrities, politicians, companies and brands, news organizations and other accounts of public interest were genuine and not impostors or parody accounts. The company didn’t previously charge for verification.

However, after Elon Musk took over Twitter in October, he announced Twitter Blue- a service that provides a check-mark badge as one of the premium perks.

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The chatbot sensation ChatGPT backed by OpenAI, on Tuesday launched a program through which it allows users to report vulnerabilities in the AI(artificial intelligence) based system, to which the company would pay upto Rs 16 lakh.

OpenAI launched its ChatGPT- an AI based chatbot program in November, 2022 which has been in sensation in the digital world since then.

The company going live on Tuesday shared about its all new Bug Bounty program that claims to offer rewards to the users who are going to report a bug or an issue while accessing the service provided.

The amount would be based looking upon how serious the bug is and how adversely it is affecting its users and the software system. The highest amount would be $20,000(approx Rs 16.4 lakh), the lowest reward would be $200.

Bug bounty is a program often used by technology companies that encourages developers and ethical hackers to report any kind of malware, bug in their systems.

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A point here needs to be noted that the company is not liable for any kind of incorrect phrase or communicate that it would produce.

ChatGPT is an AI based large language program that helps to draft emails, produce content on numerous topics, pen down articles. It is mostly in use by the university/college students for completing their daily routine assignments, writing down essays.

OpenAI has taken this step to study about the AI based operational system in a more refine manner after its platform was declared banned in Italy on account of breach of privacy rules.

OpenAI on this has to say that it is their mission to ensure that entire humanity on the planet gets benefited from the articial intelligence system.

OpenAI is tech giant Microsoft backed company that has planned to invest an whopping amount of $10 billion in the company. The AI based platform achieved the rank of becoming the fastest platform that achieved 1 million active users.

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Are you planning to buy Apple AirPods? Then it is the right time for you to crack the deal because the Flipkart sale is here. Apple AirPods 2nd Gen which is currently listed at Rs 9,999 will now be sold at Rs 549 in the sale.

Apple AirPods 2nd Gen offers better noise cancellation than their predecessor, making it super easy to tune out distractions. With great specifications, how can you get AirPods for just Rs 549?

Flipkart is currently offering up to Rs 9,450 off in exchange for your old smartphone which brings the value of Apple AirPods down to Rs 549.

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AirPods Gen 2 will come with a charging case. The new AirPods combine intelligent design with breakthrough technology and crystal-clear sound. Powered by the new Apple H1 headphone chip, AirPods now feature hands-free access to Siri using just your voice. It will also give you up to 3 hours of talk time on a single charge.

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