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OpenELM by Apple definetely looks like a promising stride via its 8 small models Link - https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/openelm https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/04/apple-releases-eight-small-ai-language-models-aimed

Is it good idea to make a automatic shoe or sandals polishing device which could clean and polish your footwear automatically and people don't have to polish manually, when I go to college I have this problem of wearing muddy or dirt non polished sho

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.

Does Influencer/celebrity marketing or Indian content creator marketing with making them the face of the product or service will at least 10% help for companies or its just the best way to earn money for creators rather than it makes money for startu

In a tech startup hould you have a co-founder with same area of expertise? This helps in sharing ideas and making sure you are on the right track. Or would you rather have a co-founder with totally different set of expertise so you can compliment eac

Why are most billionaires engineers? Take almost any big company, whether it's Google, Facebook, Apple, or even Zepto. All these companies were founded by tech engineers, not MBA student. Why? Because these companies often started as side project

The Indian startup ecosystem is a fascinating blend of jugaad (frugal innovation) and high-tech disruption, making it one of the most dynamic in the world. Unlike Silicon Valley, which thrives on deep-tech and VC-heavy funding, India’s startup cultur

Hello I have created a complete app and a website for making medical related products buy and sell a fully organised way... basically what I have done is my app provides or links the pharmaceutical companies direct to hospital and pharmacy..and reduc

These pair of old sandals just sold for 1.8 crore rupees. You might think these don't even look like luxury designer shoes or rare sneakers. So why did someone pay 1.8 crores for them? Because these sandals were worn by Steve Jobs. Let me tell

Deepseek challenging Nvidia is a reminder that competition is inevitable, regardless of company size. As startups, our priority must always be user-centricity. While we can fix inefficiencies within our business, we cannot prevent others from growin