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MidJourney's latest advancements in AI-generated imagery are blurring the lines between reality and art like never before 😱. The technology has evolved to a point where telling the difference between a real photo and an AI-generated image is almost

Swiggy IPO: Is It Worth It? • Swiggy 's IPO will open between November 6th and November 8th, aiming to raise 11700 crores at a valuation of $11.3 billion. • The share price is between 371 and 390 rupees per share. The offering includes fresh issue

The fastest-growing sectors in India's startup ecosystem include:🚀 1. 🚀Information Technology (IT): Dominating the landscape, the IT sector is projected to grow at a CAGR of 23.4% from 2023 to 2027, driven by digital transformation and advancemen

Amazon India has undertaken its highest-ever reduction in seller fees as it squares up for growing competition in the sector - The company has introduced zero referral fees on over 1.2 crore products in the low-value category, i.e. less than Rs 300

🚀 Funding winter over? India’s tech startup ecosystem outshines China, Germany with $11.3 billion raised in 2024 🌎 💰 During H2 2024, the technology sector raised $5.32 billion across 540 rounds marking an 8 percent increase from H2 2023's $4.92

Safety Innovation in the Automobile Sector - A Start-Up Opportunity Safety remains a top priority in the evolving automobile sector, and there is immense potential for start-ups to drive innovation in this crucial area. With advancements in vehicle

India Launches ₹1,000 Crore Fund for Space Startups🚀🌝 The Indian government has introduced a ₹1,000 crore funding scheme to boost innovation and private participation in the space sector. This initiative aims to support startups developing satelli

#GlobalStartupSafari✨ ∆ PART 3. KEY INSIGHTS FOR INDIAN STARTUPS: • DIVERSIFY SERVICE PORTFOLIO: Expand beyond basic teleconsultations to address broader healthcare needs. • EMBRACE TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS: Incorporate AI and machine learning

India is now building it's own bias-free LLM says Ashwini Vaishnaw. Startups struggled. VCs hesitated. The private sector couldn't—or wouldn't—step up. So the government decided to take matters into its own hands. Great initiative, some might say,