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🌍✨ Today is International Sign Language Day ✨🌍 Sign language is more than just communication — it’s identity, culture, and connection. Yet, millions of deaf and mute people still face barriers in expressing themselves to the wider world. That’s w

🌍 Imagine having thoughts to share but no way to speak them. For millions of deaf and mute individuals, that’s reality. "Abled" changes that. Sign with your hands, and the app speaks for you. No interpreters, no barriers—just connection. This app

Use Cases: - News channels - Companies running inclusive campaigns for the deaf and mute community - Schools for the deaf and mute - Live media productions and broadcasting - Public transport systems (displaying sign-language translations in real-ti

📢 ChatGPT should talk! I want to listen, not read. Like a smart voice assistant. > This would help people who are always on the go, or those who prefer listening over reading. Let ChatGPT speak! @OpenAI – please make it happen 🔊 #ChatGPT #AI #l

Would you use an app that turns your messy thoughts or voice memos into organized mind maps instantly? It helps you brainstorm, plan, and clarify ideas with AI. Simple, fast, and visual. Would this be something you'd try?

Your ideas are valuable. Your thoughts are worth sharing. Your voice matters. Don't let fear or self-doubt hold you back from putting your ideas out into the world. - Write - Speak - Create Share your unique perspective with confidence.

🗣️ “The next leap in AI won’t come from bigger models it will come from better listening.” Kalpa Labs is reimagining Speech AI, moving beyond text conversion to something far more human: understanding meaning in the way we speak. Tone, rhythm, paus

Thinking of building a tiny tool that turns your X/Twitter threads into blog snippets. Idea: You paste a thread URL → it groups related tweets → expands slightly (keeping your voice) → spits out 1–2 blog-ready paragraphs. Would this help you get mo

"I have an idea for an application that easy for conversation to other language person . The app would first capture the voice of the second person, translate it, and relay it in our language through earbuds. When we speak in our language, it would

Just Be Live Podcast had the honor of hosting a conversation with the inventor of India's first AI-powered AR glasses for the deaf and mute community. This isn't just about tech; it's about a vision of Vanshmani Jha We covered: The Invention: How