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An AI startup just started the biggest tech battle ever. They’ve raised $10B in cash, have a $62B value, and 10,000+ customers—and now they’re aiming for OpenAI’s spot. Here’s why the biggest tech companies are backing Sam Altman’s toughest competi

Indian AI startups have only raised $700M so far; compared to Americas $19B excluding many companies like Google Deepmind, Databricks etc and then we say why Indians are not innovating?

Indian AI: Real Superpower or Just Hype? Is the buzz around "Made in India AI" matching real-world breakthroughs and user trust? India's AI potential is MASSIVE. But honest questions now will build a stronger future. What’s your quick take?

Which are the innovative companies in the AI space?

🧪 The hidden truth about AI hallucinations: They're not bugs. They're emergent properties of systems trying to map infinite possibilities onto finite spaces. Just like how your dreams aren't "bugs" in your brain - they're features of consciousness.

What the the big companies in AI that have large influence ??

Databricks dropping $1B on Neon is lowkey one of the most interesting AI infra moves this year. 80% of Neon's Postgres DBs are created by bots. Think about that. Bots spinning up databases for other bots. We’re just living in their world now.

1000+ AI Companies and Their Domain Name Choices .com is the preferred choice among the companies on our list, with 713 out of 1048 securing a .com domain name for their online presence. Customers trust .com as it has dominated the internet for ever

Microsoft is investing $3 billion in India to improve AI and cloud computing. This will help more businesses use AI.   Microsoft will train 10 million people in India on AI to create a more skilled workforce.   They're building more data centers

Building something that solves a real problem > Just building something." I started SafeBazaar because trust is the biggest barrier in peer-to-peer transactions. I’m also working on ReplyGenie, helping SMBs automate customer interactions with AI. T