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AI will not kill technical jobs. Instead it will open more opportunities where we need more technical experts...

Open AI just launched operator (it's own ai agent)

6 Billion Dollars MRR. You heard that right. Doing some math after looking at Open Ai Pros $200 monthly pricing. They revealed they have 300 million weekly active users. Considering how great a product open ai is their WAU/MAU should easily be 5

There is some sort of technical issue, can't reply to the comments in my idea showcase. Medial owners, please take a look maybe.

Since it's the Ai takeover Open Ai -GPT was down for awhile Prolly that's one of the reasons fewer people posted content today

I have VR and AR based idea with the combination of AI Basically it's a Product but I need some teammates for this idea and I would like explain this idea for who are interested and it's a open source to everyone so i didn't detailed here

Hey medial users, I am facing an issue in adding start date in education section of my profile.. Can you suggest some solution for it or is it a bug?

People are labeling AI content even though it's not a AI content label if only it's AI content It's preventing AI content and non ai content for this it was made To distinguish between, but people are labeling AI content which is non ai content

Is an ecosystem platform needed which is tailored only for technical community?

For 99% people, Open AI ChatGPT & Google Gemini are more than enough to accomplish, and imagine literally anything to life. Only 7% of US uses AI at least once a week. The global average is 1 to 3%. How is the world still sleeping on it?