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In this era of Ai and Chatbots students are becoming dependent on these things so badly that even sometimes it ended up in the wrong sequence of information. ...

He Made $3M in 48 Hours With AI (Here’s How) Everyone’s trying to build the next “big” AI model. But Caio Mori, a developer from Brazil, made $3M in 48 hours by doing the opposite. 👉 His secret? He stopped obsessing over AI itself and focused on s

🚀 Ready to unlock AI Chatbots' REAL power for your business? Most people think chatbots just automate replies. WRONG. They're taking over customer engagement, lead gen, AND creative workflows—but 95% of users never tap into what's actually possibl

In 2017, Uber was one of the world's most hated companies. They lost 200,000 users in a week & were being destroyed by scandals. Everyone thought they would die. Until they hired one man who would transform Uber into a $150 billion empire... Here

WhatsApp founder Jan Koum explains why he charged $1 for the product to intentionally slow growth Sam Altman recalls: “I remember in 2011, people would say WhatsApp is never going to work because they charge a dollar and it’s a viral app and that’s

🚫 Rejected by Harvard and Stanford. ✅ Built a Million-Dollar AI Empire. Zach Yadegari didn’t get into Harvard. Or Stanford. But he did something far more radical - he built Trained AI, a company now valued in the millions. At 18, while most were

building ai e commarce app/webb with ai chat bot and trending products reels I make store in past and make a lot of sells but store is shut down in 43 days because my co founder cheat on me and he have all legal registration the idea is very good

Just ended a meeting with a VC (I think he was more of an Angel) who offered me $20K for 30% while my ask has been $600k 😬 Politely denied it. $20K for 30% is a complete lowball, especially for a startup with: a working playable build, AI data ca

Nintee has officially declared its wrap up. Startup funded by people such as "Kunal Shah". Here are two reasons why a so called "AI" based startup didn't worked out. 1. Easy availability:- the problem which they were trying to solve was not even a

Until 2 days ago, I didn't know who Aaron Swartz was. Today, I can't stop thinking about him. At 14, he helped create RSS. At 19, he helped build Reddit. But what truly sets his story apart isn't his coding brilliance - it's his unwavering belief th