He saw it for what it was. That the world was everything that was the case. Being a city cat, he understood and enjoyed serendipity. Connoisseur of the moment, and too often of trivial things. He realized that products are a reflection of society - and enjoyed the transformation of the auto & agricultural industry.

Generative AI and its chat native affordance has unintentionally entered us into a world which is hyper-personal. Breaking away from Persona eras of Web 2 which pushed certain behavioral tropes on their captive audiences.

A stellar summary of my stream of consciousness for the last 17 years - from their homegrown farm-raised AI Grok, missed big absolutes about me, my life, MUSIC, and family. It got me writing this. Twitter’s algorithm pushed me to fit a persona and match made my community of “others like me”.

Ritesh Nayak (@itsmeritesh) is a tech-savvy, socially conscious commentator whose views have evolved from optimistic tech advocacy to cautious, critical analysis. His core focus—AI ethics, women’s safety, education reform, and innovation—remains steady, but recent posts reflect frustration with systemic inaction, skepticism of tech hype, and a search for better digital platforms. These shifts mirror broader trends among tech influencers: disillusionment with Big Tech, urgency on social issues, and a desire for authentic online spaces. To monitor updates or analyze specific posts further, let me know!

This next line was just one tab away, and I couldn’t resist: (because I’m writing this in an IDE)

Ritesh’s journey from hopeful evangelist to critical observer highlights the complex, evolving relationship between technology and society. His nuanced perspective—balancing idealism with realism—offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities of our digital age.