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"I don't understand why nowadays almost everyone is implementing AI in their businesses, regardless of the industry. This morning, I met some founders they are into in the FMCG segment, and they have also started using AI now. When I asked them about

Is AI becoming a common buzz word in the start up ecosystem? or Is there really a proper use case of AI in all of the digital startups that are including an AI interface ?

I'm seeking validation for an idea: a startup that offers AI employees to businesses, capable of performing specific job roles. We would create AI versions of real employees.

We have already started taking help of AI in our daily tasks. So tell me how are you utilising AI tools in your daily life? In my case I use invideo ai to create videos. Also use Claude AI to write scripts for these videos

Nearly all of the deepfake videos are pornographic, with 96% of the deepfakes consisting of pornographic content, and all of that pornographic content featuring women; with AI you can see that spike; this use case of AI should be monitored.

I feel like that people should use ai to disrupt existing businesses instead of focusing more on ai startups. Am I wrong?

In the last week, there were a lot of comments on '#AI is a bubble' from a lot of prominent figures. Not sure about those, but we have built our website using AI and from valuations perspective there could be a bubble, but definitely there is a use

What would be an AI use case that hasn't gone mainstream yet, but would actually lay the foundation of consumer life integration?