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🧔 The Employer who replaced his entire tech team with AI is now trying to hire new developers on LinkedIn 🤣 👨‍💻 Wes Winder, a Canadian software developer, is facing backlash after his controversial decision to replace his development team with A

What's Vijay Shekhar Sharma's Impact in startup ecosystem Vijay Shekhar Sharma , the dancing founder of Paytm, who has sparked significant debate in the Indian startup ecosystem. Known for his innovative approaches and bold strategies, Sharma has b

Developers, Let's Build Something Big! I’m working on a bold new startup — a platform connecting event organizers with people who need help planning unforgettable events. Venues, photographers, decorators — all in one place. We're not here to blend

After losing his $180 Million PayPal fortune... Elon was 3 weeks from bankruptcy. Then, he bet his last $6 Million on his cousin's dying startup. Here's how a family meeting saved him: In 2008, everything seemed lost for Elon Musk. SpaceX had

We’re building a team in Jhansi! Something exciting is cooking, and it’s not just food. We’re assembling passionate minds for a bold journey in the food-tech space. If you believe in speed, innovation, and building something that truly matters—this

Can someone tell me what is the use of this startup showcase?? Good ideas are somewhere at the bottom or middle and I see all kinds of nonsense at the top because the creators just slid into many peoples dms and asked for an upvote, doesn't this des

Rahul Yadav- One of the oldest bad boys in the Indian Startup Ecosystem Yadav burst onto the startup scene in 2012 with Housing.com, a platform created out of frustration over the challenges of finding rental accommodation in Mumbai. By 2014, he had

A reddit user says that Chatgpt helped him fix his chronic back pain issue. Even got shared by Greg Brockman, President of OpenAI. The user said it worked because it was the perfect blend of: Holistic view + Personal context + tailored to his

🧬 Humanity risks " Switching Off " its brains over the next 20 years—at least, that’s what Paul Graham, founder of Y Combinator, believes 😨 🎐People are increasingly delegating writing to AI, and this trend is only expected to grow. According to G

A whole lot of people think that so many founders are stupid because they are making loss when they don’t realise that’s what it takes to become a huge startup indeed. Take an example of Reddit, Facebook, Amazon, etc. Penetration is important to go b