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Gemini 2.5 Pro came first, AI is definitely killing teachers jobs if they don't have a personal brand.

NVIDIA- THE DOMINANT FORCE 1. NVIDIA is a leading force in AI and GPU technology. 2. Their GPUs, like the H100 Tensor Core, are critical for AI development, including training models like ChatGPT. 3. NVIDIA's stock has surpassed a $1 trillion ma

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When one of the Big 4 starts singing praises for AI, read the truth: Many people will lose their well paid jobs. Investment bankers, lawyers, consultants, accountants, doctors, designers, architects and others. It will be brutal folks, buckle up.

Nvidia's journey (2/2) began in 1993 with Jensen Huang, Curtis Priem, and Chris Malachowsky aiming to revolutionize digital interaction. By 1999, their GeForce 256 GPU set new standards for 3D graphics, making waves in the tech world. The early 200

→ Nvidia's $3 trillion market cap solidifies its dominance in AI (tutega kese ambuja cement se jo bana hai) driving growth and innovation across like speed of Ferrari and Porsche the tech industry, while competitors and major customers vie for mark

Can anyone tell how AI can enhance the work of Chartered accountant, how can a group of tech enthusiasts help to build a tool that really be an useful tool for all Chartered accountants. required a detail about : what can be automated in this role a

BREAKING NEWS: world's most valuable public company. Nvidia has leapfrogged Microsoft to become the world's most valuable public company, boasting a staggering market cap of $3.33 trillion. Who saw that coming? Oh wait, everyone did. Key points: -

Teachers should teach, not tally attendance or check piles of homework!" We’re building an AI-powered assistant for schools that automates: Attendance Homework checking Grading Report generation So teachers can focus on what they do best — teac

Hello, esteemed audience, I'm looking to launch an educational startup and have a query for you. Instead of hiring teachers, I'm considering using AI-generated content and videos for courses. Do you think this approach could be effective? Additiona