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Bro changed his bio after Anupam Mittal said 'Good Influencer, Terrible Entrepreneur. He made it funny and cool! Do you think this was a smart move?

Wtf guys, I made a reddit bot that replies to relationship advice using Chetan Bhagat's books as reference and it passed Turing Test. Btw i used Krutrim. Hehe.

Dude, I had looked into F&O and swing trading before, but today I came across mutual fund trading as well. The funny thing is, its returns are usually higher than those of regular traders because it doesn't have the extra costs that we have to pay du

😂🤯 Atleast McDonald's tried AI , BTW funny 🤣 McDonald's Abandoned the Use of AI in Order Processing - The neural network made too many mistakes and kept adding bacon to the ice cream. 🍦🥓 In 2021, the corporation introduced voice recognition f

Real photo wins AI contest, then gets caught! A photo contest for pictures made by computers had a funny surprise. A real picture of a flamingo, won an award! The photographer did this on purpose to show how amazing real photos can be, even next to

🪐 Cool news: A UK company made a watch inspired by the Apollo lunar missions. 🚀 The DSKY Moonwatch looks like the computer astronauts used to control the spacecraft. It has a keyboard, calculator, and GPS. 💰 It costs £659 (~$800), similar to an

McDonald's has opened an eco-friendly restaurant in Hong Kong, with an officially confirmed zero carbon footprint. What are its features? The facade is made of wood, and the trees used were already fallen, not freshly cut. 🌳 Solar panels are insta

Weird Business Ideas That Made Millions" Think you need a “serious” idea to build a business? Think again. Here are some weird businesses that made bank: 1️⃣Rent-a-Chicken – People rent chickens to test backyard farming. 2️⃣Luxury Dog Hotels – Som

Throwback to Aug 2023: I was in full-on Mark Zuckerberg mode. Thought I was building the next Facebook. I had this line on loop in my head: “A million dollars isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? A billion dollars.” Spoiler: That mindset is NOT cool.

Visited Startup Mahakumbh recently and had an eye-opening moment. While listening to discussions about Indian startups like Zomato, one point really struck me, are we just creating low-salaried jobs instead of building real tech? Piyush made a valid