Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Along's Advice For 'Overconfident' People Is Viral

The robot was often being hit on the head, while the man had a mannequin that he was using to protect himself.

Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Along ( Image Source :@AlongImna/Twitter )

Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Along's social media post has again gone viral. This time he has a message for "overconfident" people. In a video shared by the minister on the microblogging site Twitter one can see a man playing rock-paper-scissors with a robot. While playing the game, the winner each time was required to smack their opponent on the head. The robot was often being hit on the head, while the man had a mannequin that he was using. Later, the robot figured out the trick and stood up to smack the man on his head after winning a round.

"Overconfidence is bad", wrote the minister along with sharing the video.

Overconfidence is BAD! pic.twitter.com/G4DuQFdXFx

— Temjen Imna Along (@AlongImna) April 8, 2023

Since being posted on Twitter the post has garnered 117.1k views, 3,016 likes and several comments.

"This truly teaches us how not to be overconfident," commented one user on the post.

This truly teaches us how not to be overconfident. 😀😀

— Joram Tat🇮🇳 (@JoramTat2) April 8, 2023

"AI is picking up fast , but unfortunately citizens are still voting for freebees," wrote another user.

AI is picking up fast , but unfortunately citizens are still voting for freebees

— Cocoon (@chinchan_1317) April 8, 2023

"Now that must have hurt the human really bad!," wrote a third.

Now that must have hurt the human really bad! पूरा भेजा हिल गया होगा!

— Ritu (@rituthacker) April 8, 2023

"Aaaaah haaaaaa aa gyi swaad overconfidence me," wrote a fourth user.
 

Aaaaah haaaaaa aa gyi swaad overconfidence me 😂😂😂

— __Unknownn__ (@NitishSonii) April 8, 2023

While another user wrote, "A live demonstration of future AI. Time to call John Connor." 

Temjen Imna Along is Nagaland's Minister of Higher Education and Tourism. He also holds the position of BJP state president.