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AI is transforming businesses at lightning speed. But here’s the big question: Will it replace jobs—or help us do them better? I believe the real impact of AI lies in augmentation, not replacement—automating repetitive tasks, improving efficiency,

progress happens with problem solving, human's ability for problem solving is limited by its biology. AI will solve the problem of biological limit for humans if we solve the alignment problem.

OpenAI, Meta are close to making AI think and reason like humans,The company was hard at work figuring out how to get the model to talk, reason, plan, and have memory.Reports suggest that OpenAI and Meta plan to release more upgraded version of their

IBM replaced 200 HR staff with Al agents, automating 94% of tasks like payroll, leave requests, and employee queries using its AskHR system, built on Watson and watsonx Orchestrate. This boosts efficiency, allowing IBM to hire more programmers and s

AI vs. Human: The Future of Collaboration- The debate between AI and human capabilities is intense. While some fear AI will replace human roles, others see AI as enhancing human potential. AI excels in processing vast data, predicting trends, and aut

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AI isn’t about writing emails, generating images, or automating tasks—it’s about transcending human limits. True AI should tackle the unsolvable, predict the unpredictable, and engineer the unimaginable. It must not mimic human effort but eliminate h

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Am I Getting Dumber ? The question of whether AI will make humans "dumb" or less inclined to think is more nuanced than a simple yes or no. AI can automate tasks, offer solutions, and save time—making life easier. But that doesn't mean we’ll lose

Everyone knows Murphy’s Law: “Anything that can go wrong, will.” But there’s a flip side—Yhprum’s Law: “Everything that can work, will.” Sometimes systems succeed despite the odds. Not because they’re perfect, but because humans adapt. Chaos birth