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I don’t understand why Sam wouldn’t make it. If OpenAI builds it, Perplexity will be dead + they can actually end Google’s search dominance. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Today I saw one video where a person is giving it's interview online but the catch here is it's not real human it's actually his ai avtaar which he created using different different APIs like chatgpt for conversion/ he cloned his voice/ he cloned his

Sam Berns knew he is gonna die way early than people in their 20s. He knew he wouldn't be there when his friends will get their first job. But he knew he will have a very long life because it is very short. He was suffering from a disease named pro

Sam Altman's time as the golden child of tech might be coming to an end • Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, is facing a wave of controversies • Former executives and AI experts criticize OpenAI's commitment to AI safety • Pressure is mounting on Altm

Ever thought this guy would enter FASHION? Guess what. Only 900 pieces, selling at INR 5000. There are numbers in every shirt from 1-900. That’s his exclusivity strategy in real-life play. Think how you can do it too.

Can the concept of Hampton from Sam Par from the my first million pod be brought in India and what challenges might one face if they decide to start a community. To give a brief, its just community of 8 people being brought together in order to disc

What actually surprise me about life is it has the best surprises and turn arounds that you have never imagined in your deadly dreams actually. If anyone knows praneeth hanumanthu have been arrested by CBI. Actually he is a youtuber and made a pedop

Okay, I just wanted to share something! Actually, 2 years back ...I used to have the mindset that education is baseless, you could learn with time and understand business yourself. Though it's true Experience is the best best teacher, but when I st

The real Doctor Strange: a surgeon from China removed a tumor from a patient's lung while being 5,000 km away from her. 🇨🇳 The doctor was in his office in Shanghai and operated the machine from there, while the patient was in Kashgar, which is on

What if your biggest failure could be the start of your greatest success? Richard Branson’s life proves that failure isn’t the end—it’s a stepping stone. Born in 1950, Branson struggled with dyslexia, making school hard. But instead of letting it