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Singapore government is providing subsidiary to citizens above the age of 40 so that they can go to school and skill and educate themselves about the change in tech. In singapore, even the government is adopting to ai, in india they are still focuse

While it's true that AI won't completely replace humans in jobs, it will certainly reduce the demand for human labor. Imagine a future where everyone is solving different problems and using technologies beyond AI's capabilities. What do you think we'

Nobody is ready to take risks and provide capital to early-stage startups easily. However, many startups still secure funding due to connections. Additionally, the government itself often does not fund AI or DeepTech startups. Even Shark Tank India f

Ab karlo baat! It won't be used positively, we know it will be used for SCAMS! I feel Anti-AI is another considerable thing, to reduce and detect these AI things and Anti-AI model is required, if a startup or any other AI companies makes it then it

Not just BTC, quantum can beat encryption of every app and software in the world. None were designed against such strong computational power Quantum computers are used to achieve ultra high computational speeds in research labs using extreme low tem

Google Cloud has just launched its sovereign cloud in India, keeping data local and fully compliant with national regulations. For sectors like banking, healthcare, and government, this isn’t just about servers — it’s about trust. Data sovereignty m

Duolingo is making a major strategic shift towards becoming an AI-first company. The CEO, Luis von Ahn, said that simply tweaking old human centric systems isn't enough. Many systems need to be rebuilt from scratch to be AI native. • There will be

Meta may delay the release of its Behemoth model because they haven't been able to improve Llama enough to justify a public release. Is it surprising when Yann LeCun, Meta's Chief AI scientist, doesn't believe in LLMs and is more focused on JEPA? T