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why is it still taking so long to get a fully functional ai modal with human-like working capabilities? or is there any human like working bots which can be trained and used behalf of humanity so we can relax ? what you say?

I am building an AC (artificial creature) that acts like a human it can talk and do work like a human. He's not an AI, but an artificial creature that lives on Earth. I have two versions: 1. A normal one 2. A flying one The second version flies li

This is the loneliest generation of all time—thanks to smartphones. But trying to solve loneliness with an app or AI? Ironic. Maybe it's time to build real human connections instead.

🧠 Why training AI to be too perfect may be holding it back… In my latest post, I explore why designing AI agents with human-like limitations is not a weakness - it’s a superpower. FPS games might be the key to developing AI that thrives under uncer

Check this something new!! I felt it was human first but it's an AI character..

I am working on an application in which users can interact with a ai voice assistant that is particularly trained for improving user english speaking skills and provide real time feedback throughout the conversation. it's free of cost for everyone

I have a thought of making an ai which can differencate between ai generated content and human generated content .? Is there something like that .?

The more AI takes over, the more we’re going to crave real human connection. Platforms like Medial that connect genuine people are about to blow up.

India's biggest AI startup, $1B Sarvam, just launched its flagship LLM. It's a 24B Mistral small post trained on Indic data with a mere 23 downloads 2 days after launch. In contrast, 2 Korean college trained an open-source model that did ~200k last