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★ Meet Pranjali Awasthi, 16, who built ₹100 crore AI firm in 1 year ( Delv AI ) She moved to the US from India at a tender age of 11. She was just 15 when she launched her technology startup. She now employs 10 people in her firm, valued at a whopp

She is Pranjali Awasthi, the founder of Delv.AI, an AI startup she launched at age 16 that’s now valued at ₹100 crore. Delv.AI helps researchers extract and summarize data from vast online sources, and she’s raised over ₹3.7 crore in funding. 🚀 P

POV: The Imperceptible Allure Despite her constant efforts to reduce her mindless scrolling, Rhea was unable to resist picking up her phone. "Not today," she would tell herself, but a notification would flash, and the cycle would repeat. She had

People's saying that AI will takeover the jobs and blah, blah, blah.... But from my pov, as per my experience AI is worst for development or coding. Only 2-3 paid softwares are better all others are worst. . The ChatGPT is most worst. In my pov tbe b

Nowadays every company wants to achieve the level of AI and obviously humans can't keep up with AI, the only person who will win over AI is the person who will identify problem statements accurately and use AI to its favour.

what will be the future of search engines, Nowadays most searching is happening through ai. My question is how are websites gonna rank them in ai searching?

Pranjali Awasthi at just 16, she built a ₹100 crore empire in just ONE year! Meet the young Indian entrepreneur who's rewriting the rules of hustle and redefining success. With vision, grit, and an unstoppable drive, she turned her dreams into a re

A lot of people think the stock market is an ATM machine, but it is not. Just today, I was talking to a girl from my locality who lost ₹13 lakh of her family's money in the stock market. She had watched a video on YouTube where a guy was talking abou

😳 5 Strange things that happened in 2024 but no-one is talking about: 20+ VC's left their firms Shutdown Startups returned 50% Capital Rockets became Reusable Just 2 Year Old Startups looking to IPO As Usual, 170Cr+ People Voted for the right gover