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Should a quality certificate to be introduced before releasing any AI into the market?.

L&T appears to have a slight edge in India's infrastructure development. The company is heavily investing in and managing numerous government projects, which could pose a challenge for other companies to compete with them.

These influencers selling Rs 9/- prompt engineering courses that promise a 3 crore package. Maybe OpenAI should hire them for their marketing skills!

After tomorrow no one can capture them! Eventually Retailers will be trapped! It's a sell on the rise market! In greed comes opportunity which should be fulfilled when the market is in fear!

Guys thinking of starting a betting app like stake for india! Can someone tell me the pros and cons of the market, and what should i keep in mind before starting?

😱💵 Before becoming completely unfit for use, a banknote can pass through the hands of 30-50 thousand people. By the way, the lower the denomination of the bill, the faster it wears out. Each banknote witnesses numerous events: from purchases and p

Patrick Collison’s advice for people in their 20s: “Work at a place with high standards” Most people in their 20s ask: “What should I do?” Wrong question. The right question: “Where can I learn the highest standards?” Patrick Collison, Stripe’s c

This year's budget, despite some shortcomings, has been good from certain angles. The government seems to be focusing on private capital expenditure (CAPEX), and the message is clear. There has been income tax relief as well, so the message to boost

In 2014, three friends named Sriharsha Majety, Nandan Reddy, and Rahul Jaimini decided to disrupt the dining experience in India by starting Swiggy, a food delivery platform. They pooled their resources and started Swiggy with just Rs. 10,000. Today,

"If you're not getting any ideas, you should read a book or listen to its audio. The book's name is 'Steal Like an Artist.' After reading this book thoroughly, you'll never struggle with generating unique ideas again. Instead, you'll start thinking a