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AI will replace tons of human work force or it's just a theory impossible? Why ?

Future job title: AI Detective. Job description: To figure out whether photos, music, essays, or anything else is AI or human.

Almost Impossible!!! To run this open devin project. Agar koi run kar chuka hai to please explain me this frustrating yet future ai project THE DEVIN

AI isn’t about writing emails, generating images, or automating tasks—it’s about transcending human limits. True AI should tackle the unsolvable, predict the unpredictable, and engineer the unimaginable. It must not mimic human effort but eliminate h

Me: "AI can't replace me, my job is too complex." AI: "Your job has been automated. Please collect your severance package."

Reddit’s cracking down hard on AI content. It’s turning into one of the last places for real, human answers—because if you use AI to post, you risk getting banned for good.

By new ai tools coming out like Gamma AI 2.0 and these getting better and better too fast, is it the end of PowerPoint?

🧩 The Paradox of AI Progress: As models get bigger, they get: - More powerful - More efficient - More unpredictable - More human-like But here's what no one talks about: they also get more lonely. Thread on AI emotions next week.

Apache 2.0 licence has been a godsend. Otherwise starting to build an AI from scratch would have been near impossible in the time frame I want to stick to. I want to have a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) ready by the end of this year

🧠 Why training AI to be too perfect may be holding it back… In my latest post, I explore why designing AI agents with human-like limitations is not a weakness - it’s a superpower. FPS games might be the key to developing AI that thrives under uncer