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I don't understand why everyone is moving tech startups rather than commodity start ups. can someone please explain to me how from engineering and innovation we have only gone to companies and news focusing on AI.

The best way to learn is by doing: - Reading about it - Talking about it - Trying it out - Failing at it - Learning from it Don't just consume information, put it into practice and watch yourself grow.

A game concept where with each hurdle you loose one of your bodily features, like you'll have to cut your own hand, while freeing yourself from a handcuff, you'll have to dogde an Arrow but you can't so you now have one less eyes, and you'll have to

hey, just began an AI learning journey, to deep down in it and grab opportunities in this fast moving AI world

IIT, IIM are the self start of your startup bike, no pedigree college, inexperienced, too young are the kickstart versions but at the end of the day it all boils down to traction, revenue, growth basically how your engine's performing because a start

Yesterday I asked a founder this question on how to stand out in the sea of AI startups and how to position yourself better to investors to get better funding And he said "just start building something, you'll figure it out eventually" And now I ha

100+ days on Medial. These days weren’t about maintaining a streak — they were about maintaining discipline. Entrepreneurship isn’t built in a day. It’s built every day — through learning, failing, innovating, and trying again. Medial has been mor