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Recently, Sam Altman has said that AGI may come as early as 2025. It will revolutionize the whole world as we see. I have been training AI LLM models for quite some time. My personal take is that while AI learns things exponentially it may not be abl

AI will have a dystopian impact on humanity in the short term as big tech players change the very fabric of society and deprive people of their freedom by making decisions on everyone else's behalf on everything from economics to human connection. ~

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🔥My mom asked, Who is "Elon Musk"? this morning after she saw a BIG Photo on Newspaper Then, This is what my answer goes: "In Humanity across.... The first time, A man not just became a 🎯President 🎯Leader 🎯Influencer 🎯Industrialist 🎯Pol

Hiii! everyone I am working in Robots Robotics blends engineering, computer science, and AI to create machines that can perform tasks autonomously or semi-autonomously. Industrial robots revolutionize manufacturing by handling repetitive tasks wit

A lot of neurallink implants are envisioned to be put in the near future. It'll be the responsibility of the human race & technologically eloquent mankind to build apps using the raw signal exposed via APIs in future to alarm and notify humans as pop

There is no way AI can develop more. Elon Musk fed all of the data on grok 3 and there is no more data left. Yes AI can develop how to talk like a human. but is this really what we wanted? So the future development of AI is as follows the existing AI

The idea of an AI "takeover" often refers to concerns about machines surpassing human control or decision-making. While AI is advancing quickly, it currently excels in narrow, specific tasks and lacks the general intelligence and autonomy needed for

The UBI Connection As we discuss AI's impact on jobs, Universal Basic Income (UBI) emerges as a potential solution to mitigate the displacement effects. UBI could provide a safety net, allowing individuals the freedom to adapt, learn new skills,

Doom scrolling is not alone the cause of social networks and video-sharing platforms don't blame them actually it's very much more the result of our desire to constantly get dopamine from shorter pathways and hence as a result we are hinged to this.