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Let's take a brief overview on how technology would impact our daily life style. 1. Lack of communication: Technology brought us ways to communicate but made us forget the way to actually communicate. 2. Being home sick : People started preferring

If it’s important, show up for it daily. No matter how you feel. Discipline > mood.

👋, have you ever wondered what if Teleportation was real. What would be the case if teleportation was real and accessible,how it would affect our lives and all. Teleportation had been a major idea of many science fictions till date. The impact of t

India's AI Future is Now. 🇮🇳 As the founder of ScrollKurai, I constantly think about how technology shapes our daily lives and our potential. It’s not just about building apps; it’s about building a future where technology empowers us rather than

Bringing BCI & VR to Healthcare Millions of patients struggle with paralysis, limited mobility, and communication barriers. At PixelPeak, we’re developing a BCI-powered VR system that lets patients interact, communicate, and heal in a fully immersiv

Artificial Generative Intelligence (AGI) is poised to be the next wave of innovation. AGI has the potential to significantly impact our daily lives by: * Enhancing Creativity: AGI can assist with brainstorming ideas, composing different creative tex

🎉 Sukoon Unlimited, a groundbreaking platform connecting seniors through conversational AI, has secured $430,000 in pre-seed funding! 💰 This significant milestone will fuel their mission to combat social isolation and empower older adults to live r

Technology is not neutral and tools are not inherently neutral things but the impact we can have by building the tools is important. People are going to use these tools to invent the future and by the time we have GPT-6 or GPT-7 the leaps are going

Is it worth learning programming languages at this moment? Do people need to be worried about AI Technology, just assumption normal people learning programming languages for years on the other side Chat GPT executing with just instructions fed by hum

Pepper Tap, an Indian hyperlocal grocery startup, promised rapid doorstep delivery but failed because its product–market fit was weak, timing placed it against entrenched competitors, and it couldn’t scale fast enough. High customer-acquisition costs