It’s always good to get humbled. Hahahaha

Brooo he lives in usa

Well the variatian in complexity and usefulness of a project varies a LOT from university to university Higher level ones have reward winning fyp's and vice versa

@@chiragsharma5050 Plus the fact he's Indian

He probably had some assistance

This isn’t a kid He’s a prodigy …..a blessing we wish we could all have

After watching this, feel like a degenerate.

@@dholmblad don’t compare yourself Some people are born with absolute blessings that we can never achieve Worry about how happy you can become in life and let the rest of these savants become slaves to humanity’s problems and battling one another’s egos

@@mrgenetics4063 damn 😂😂

@@mrgenetics4063bruh what 😂

in latinamerica they would do lmao

legit, that's what the internet has empowered. It's so insane.

This right here applies to a lot of people. So many high school graduates are entering into university as they're systematically told to, yet they aren't even sure or have even figured out what they want to do. Those who enter university well prepared, knowing what they want to do and are very knowledgeable in that field prior are the ones who succeed.

I hope so bro👍🏼

From his website, "I am currently looking for a software engineering internship for winter 2023/summer 2024, and am building something new in the AI/NLP space." He's going to be working at Google or Meta in their AI division, as a Harvard grad does.

Im 21 and I cant even code a simple python game on my own despite studying CS 24/7. How am I supposed to feel?

how's your constipation?

@@FirstNameLastName-mf8fq busin thug

I agree with you he is definitely a brilliant person, but don’t you think this takes away the childhood element from a child’s life. All that nostalgia of watching cartoons and playing games with friends would have to be an afterthought to achieve something like this. 😕

​​@@Zarar5 I'm sure he had plenty of that, and he likely feels the same nostalgia for early childhood activities that you felt for your early childhood activities. Unlike you, though, he didn't have to stop when he got to high school

@@mujtabaalam5907 given your grammar I am a little confused if this was an attempted diss at me or if you were genuinely trying to explain something. Regardless of your attempt, I didn’t mean to take anything away from him and his achievements, he is obviously a gifted and dedicated individual. All I wanted to point out was that sometimes we expect too much from children and most of them crumble under pressure, while some succeed and he is obviously one of those successes.

Was about to comment the same lmao just go apply wherever you want bud I think you'll be good

It’s for the paper not the knowledge…

Lmao who's gonna hire an engineer without a degree

@@dontreadmychanneldescripti7104 elon

@@SunSunSunn you dont get 400k entry saalry lmao

I did get this recommended lol nice work! ✨

Did you get selected?

@@ben-nyb3533 Harvard bro

@@terencelim9889 what do you mean?

Sorry bro, i think i misunderstood your question. Pls disregard

Lol true

You so should’ve sent this to MIT!!! You would’ve gotten in like instant ly. Would love to see more of your robotics and other projects since I have similar interests to you!

Thank you!

Nah a person this bright should use their brain to solve actual real problems and create or find solutions. People like this should be working in research facilities doing research, instead of wasting their talent working for companies like Google where they will just be one of the thousands of engineers creating simple software for them.

@@Rockstarskarnah, why should he serve mankind and not his wallet?

Check @Teena Bhatia out. She got into MNTSI and M&T. She has a great application video on her channel.