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Not using AI in 2025 is like saying I don’t use the internet.

Use Cursor if you want to Use Lovable if you want to Use Replit if you want to Use Bolt if you want to Use Windsurf if you want to But don’t ignore AI, that's all I’m saying.

AI won’t replace marketers, but marketers who use AI will replace those who don’t.

If someone is a coder, do you think if we use all AI resources then it is possible to create a CRUD application in just one day? If yes what will be the flaws and how we can improve it

Nowadays every company wants to achieve the level of AI and obviously humans can't keep up with AI, the only person who will win over AI is the person who will identify problem statements accurately and use AI to its favour.

What if your AI product looked as smart as it actually is? Founders build brilliant tech. But when it looks outdated or clunky, users bounce. That’s where we come in: ✅ Future-ready UI/UX ✅ AI-integrated frontends ✅ SaaS design language ✅ Conversio

You don’t need more features. You need a product people actually use. You can’t “feature” your way into retention. Startups win by solving one core pain, with: 1. Fluid UX 2. Rewarding journey 3. Speed + AI-driven personalisation 4. Multi-device ac

Startups don’t fail because of lack of ideas. They fail because founders quit too early.” • “Funding is fuel. Product-market fit is oxygen. Without oxygen, fuel burns out fast.” • “A founder’s real job: hiring great people, saying no to distraction

So, everybody is talking about AI. But AI is not everything. It's just a part of technology. Tech companies are jumping on the AI trend because it's popular in the tech world. Many of them are offering AI just for the sake of it — not because it's tr

The Hidden Cost of AI Ghibli Images I use AI daily, but when OpenAI's latest update allowed people to generate Ghibli-style images, the internet went crazy! Sam Altman warned: "Our computers are overheating!" He urged people to stop generating imag