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How are people really using Generative AI? Interesting how the focus is shifting from technical use cases to emotional ones. The top use case is Therapy and companionship now.

Friday AI x ElevenLabs 🎤🚀 We’ve officially secured $4,000 in credits from ElevenLabs to push the boundaries of voice and speech in our Emotional AI ecosystem. This support fuels our vision: The smartest, most emotionally intelligent AI for the nex

The India AC market is expected to grow from US\$3.38 billion in 2023 to US\$11.69 billion by 2032.

While majority of the companies including Google and Apple have started to shift their focus to AI, Microsoft was the first one to bring the AI to the devices with Copilot ✌️🚀 Microsoft remains at the top of the AI competition right now.

throughout the world technology and technical field are booming through intelligence system Now this AI build more faster and reliable to focus on analysing Market flow .

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Prominent VC funds shifted their focus from tech first bets to more traditional sectors in 2023. Can someone outline the reason for this shift ? *Traditional sectors include consumer retail, Banking Financial services and Insurance, manufacturing, s

Just watched Y Combinator's W25 Demo Day and something WILD is happening: Nobody's building AI agents anymore. Instead, the focus has dramatically shifted from Agents to Infrastructure Instead of creating more AI agents, the smart money and ener

We’re not just a project anymore. Flique is now officially incorporated. From late-night brainstorms to a real company it’s real now. Time to scale what we’ve been quietly building. Let’s make some noise. Yash Gupta

Back in 2013-14, Clash of Clans ruled India. Then came Mini Militia, Minecraft, and PUBG (from 2018). Game trends shifted every few years, which was fun to watch, Now it feels like we’re stuck with the same old titles. Am I the only one ?