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This Reddit post hits different. 42-year-old who's adapted to every tech wave feels lost with ChatGPT. Not because it's hard to use, but because it feels "soulless" - like a talking encyclopedia instead of the AI companion we were promised. The pro

Open AI just launched operator (it's own ai agent)

Exploring the frontiers of innovation: AI isn't just transforming industries; it's reshaping our understanding of human potential. As we integrate more advanced AI technologies, the boundaries between digital and physical blur, promising a future whe

Can AI make it's own world where it can make chips for itself Make things for it's survival

don't you think it's high time india gets its own Llm ? I mean people are spending 600 crores on movies, why not on building our own Llm?

does it feel like enhanced or lost its soul kind of bs? looks like few people got more time for finding out who's post are copied or ai generated - while it's not & just to look cool

Can we make our own Poda like we see community on reddit?? or it's just default made by the developers ??

In recent times, I have been extensively using AI—for communication, research, ideation, refinement etc. Through this process, I’ve observed that while AI excels at enhancing and scaling existing material, it often lacks authenticity when tasked with

India just became the No.1 user base for ChatGPT. It sounds like a milestone — and in some ways, it is. We’re hungry for innovation, fast to adopt, and unafraid to explore. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: We’re consuming — not creating. Fueling

AI won’t replace you. But a human using AI will. Let that sink in. 🤖💡 It’s not man vs machine. It’s man with machine. The people who’ll thrive aren’t the ones trying to outcompete AI they’re the ones learning how to use it as an extension of the