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ELON MUSK SAYS NEURALINK WILL COST LIKE AN APPLE WATCH AND BE IMPLANTED BY A ROBOT IN 10 MINUTES #tech #elonmusk

Wild how AI is shaking up sports right now—from smarter game analytics to predicting injury risks! This tech is changing everything, and we’re just getting started. Wonder how far it’ll go? 🏆🤖

Why is landing that first Data Analyst job so tough for freshers these days? Is data analytics fading, or are AI and the growing competition just leveling up the game? 🤔 With more tech evolving every day, it feels like the bar keeps getting higher.

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Salaries in India differ significantly based on industry, experience, and location. While sectors like tech and finance offer lucrative packages, professionals often grapple with inflation, evolving skill requirements, and regional income gaps. #Indi

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By 2030, I guarantee we won't be using smartphones anymore. Elon Musk is making sure of it. His latest invention promises to change the way we think, speak, and interact with the world. Here's what's coming (and what it means for you): Your phon

🌐 Key Trends Shaping Indian Startups in 2024 🚀 The Indian startup ecosystem is evolving fast. Here are key trends to watch: 1. AI & Automation: Startups are leveraging AI for efficiency and innovation, especially in sectors like healthcare and fi

I'm starting an ed-tech startup called WebReich, a social platform for coders. Our goal is to help students navigate their career paths by offering clear guidance on evolving tech and job opportunities. Many platforms overwhelm students with too much