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While it's true that AI won't completely replace humans in jobs, it will certainly reduce the demand for human labor. Imagine a future where everyone is solving different problems and using technologies beyond AI's capabilities. What do you think we'

Humanities students explored the Brain Museum at NIMHANS, experiencing a hands-on session with a real human brain. Guided by the Human Brain Bank faculties, they learned about the complexities of brain health, various neurological diseases, and their

What you think when AI will able to think and adapt perfectly like humans would it be opportunity or importunity ?

Such a great analysis by Ken on Quick commerce and people are getting addicted towards it, Quick commerce and AI will change humans forever and this change won't be drastic but it will be gradually exponential.

With Time and as AI progress information recall of humans will be stagnant.

If having an Iphone, a specific brand's car or any materialistic thing creates illusion driven hierarchy or status symbols It clearly identifies that we made our society's brain rot & neglected the real achievements I saw many people dropping their

Every AI model is a mirror. Not of what we are. But of what we could be. The real question isn't "Will AI surpass humans?" It's "Will humans recognize themselves in AI?" Follow for more insights on AI consciousness 🧠 Save + Share this post 📯

Every game teaches more than it says. Beyond points and leaderboards lies a hidden curriculum: awareness, patience, teamwork, and resilience. If AI can learn these the way humans do, we might be closer to building agents that thrive in the real wor

if robots can already think, move, and learn what will be left for humans to do?