Doctors mock AI course jargon as India's 85k-rupee program sparks scam debate
kingslyj · x · 2026-11-06
A forwarded debate over an Indian AI controversy: one user defends Deep Goyal's 85k-rupee product, arguing no poor person is being scammed since only well-off buyers are at risk, and he should be allowed to try. A doctor retorts with a selfish reason for concern: patients will soon show up anxious about their "entropy" and "span" — at this point meaningless marketing jargon. The clash highlights distrust around buzzword-heavy AI education products.
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