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Smart glasses with displays and EMG interfaces are coming in the next year, full augmented reality glasses in a few years and we will all be the manager of a staff of human-level AI agents. ~ Yann LeCun

I have an idea for creating AI Glasses 🕶️. These glasses will have a built-in camera that can record or capture photos whenever the user wants. The captured photo will be sent to my app, which will then forward it to ChatGPT’s API for analysis. Chat

Most people were skeptical about Quick Commerce. They were wrong. Most people are skeptical of ONDC. I think time will also prove them wrong. Don't follow the herd. Think rationally. 10-minute delivery is magic, 15-second cooking recipes are m

BSNL will launch 4G services across India in August, using completely indigenous technology. BSNL officials claimed to have recorded peak speed of 40-45 megabit per second on the 4G network.

AR Glasses will be very valuable in India because a lot of consumer delivery drivers for companies like Zomato and Swiggy. Many of these riders are actually riding and using their phone which is extremely dangerous. Imagine having AR Glasses that sh

The total claim from the creditors is about $1.5 Billion. I Don't think that creditors would even get 20% of it. Btw the total funding amount is over $5 Billion

Meta says smart glass is the future while Apple says iPhone is still the future Do you think smart phones will be replaced by smart glasses?

The future of mobile phones is here, and it's not what you might expect. 🤯 Mark Zuckerberg recently announced that he believes smart glasses will overtake smartphones in both popularity and usefulness by the 2030s. 👓 This could mean a major shift i

By 2030, I guarantee we'll all be wearing Zuckerberg's new AR glasses. Not because they're cool. Because they're the biggest tech revolution since the iPhone: In 2014, Zuckerberg bought Oculus for $2 billion. Zuck sees something we don't: The f

Hey Guys I am building a product that is solving for proof of work in Indian engineering colleges where students claim to have done certain projects and claim to be well versed with a certain skill. What are your thoughts?