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📢Why One of Largest economy - China Isn't ahead in AI ? let's Discuss this! 👀🤔 What I think the possible reasons are : • Lack Of innovation - you will rarely see china contributing in Innovation of software and tech • Political Reasons • Weak F

🔥 Funding Winter for china - I would say that. Im sure it's because overvalued start-ups & Real estate bubble that is going on in china . What's your opinion over it ?

Startups paused—not due to lack of capital, but lack of conviction. Do we really know what’s happening inside the startup ecosystem, or are we just watching from the surface? We’ve seen companies raise millions with zero revenue. But that fast money

Can India be a gamechanger in aircraft building, breaking the duopoly would be beneficial to all of us. Does anyone have good insights about aircraft manufacturing? . Also I know it is capital intensive and alot of labour and tech will be required it

There’s no shortage of opportunities today you can access world-class resources, even full MIT courses, for free. The real gap isn’t in knowledge, it’s in action. Most people aren’t stuck because they lack access; they’re stuck because they aren’t m

Just random thought China lead in technology because the Chinese people are interested in new tech and the harsh reality of India is Indian people doesn't believe in new tech easily. what is your thoughts.

Let's take a brief overview on how technology would impact our daily life style. 1. Lack of communication: Technology brought us ways to communicate but made us forget the way to actually communicate. 2. Being home sick : People started preferring

Boom of EV and how can India beat it's competition? (Part-2) Well in any industry, there is a start product which makes up the most of the system, here we have lithium which is used to make cathode of the battery. Here location where lithium is fo

A human without electricity reverts to a simpler, more disconnected lifestyle. Without the power that drives modern conveniences, daily routines become more labor-intensive. Cooking requires fire, communication relies on in-person interaction or manu

India wants to be a global economic leader. But every year we quietly lose close to 6-7% of GDP to inefficiency. That is hundreds of billions of dollars slipping away. Across industries, outdated systems and manual processes eat into productivity. F