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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'

In US ,students who have 0 coding knowledge go participate in hackathons and grab a decent amount of knowledge by meeting other people absorbing their knowledge,while in india students watch YouTube tutorials alone in the room and do not participate

Been 2 months and can't figure out how can I make the app that I want to forget my startup, I don't have any good coding knowledge. 1) I can learn the coding myself 2) I can hire unpaid Interns , but some say they will be lazy and won't work efficie

Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma, at the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit, highlighted the importance of startups focusing on technologies that replace human workflows. He emphasized that startups not building solutions to remove manual proces

I agree with him! Internet and Calculator were not so big invention that could replace any job, Accountant was feared because the calculator could take his/her job but instead it helped them coz its obvious that the owed won't be checking and maint

What are the taxation rules in india on investments in stocks. As per my knowledge, gains on stocks more than 1 lakh are taxed at 10% for long term gains(>1year) & 15% for short term gains(<1year). How can someone escape from this. One method that

*Not for All* IDEA VALIDATION : What about a social media app where you join communities based on ur interests ( like cricket, travel, trading, coding etc) and interact with like minded people. Either you share your knowledge or Learn what you don

Your Feedback Needed!!! Hi Medial community, I'm excited to share an idea we have been working on and would love to get your insights and feedback! The idea: An Edtech startup, which teaches coding to schools students in the school's computer lab

Until 2 days ago, I didn't know who Aaron Swartz was. Today, I can't stop thinking about him. At 14, he helped create RSS. At 19, he helped build Reddit. But what truly sets his story apart isn't his coding brilliance - it's his unwavering belief th

The Day a Founder Almost Quit "We're done. We should just shut it down." I still remember his defeated expression as he said those words on a tweet. It was year 10 of his startup journey, a point where most entrepreneurs would have already thrown i