Mind blown by ChatGPT! 🤯 This AI genius chats, answers questions, and provides insights like magic. It's like having a conversation with a super-intelligent virtual assistant!🔥 #ChatGPT #AI

How we have failed our parents by 40 By the time many of us reach 40, a quiet realization begins to set in. When our parents looked at us as children, they imagined that by this age life would already be stable. They believed that by 40 we would have built something solid, a career, a home, influence in society, and enough financial strength to support the family that once carried us. In their minds, 40 was the age when struggle should begin to fade and responsibility would fully shift to us. But reality has been very different for many people. A lot of men and women arrive at 40 still trying to figure life out. Some are battling unstable careers, some are still struggling financially, some are fixing mistakes made in their twenties and thirties, and some are simply exhausted from carrying responsibilities that never seem to end. The world turned out to be far more complicated than the one our parents prepared us for. In many African homes there is an unspoken expectation. By 40 you are supposed to be the pillar of the family. The person younger siblings look up to. The one parents can depend on. The one that has “made it”. But instead, many people are still trying to stand firmly on their own feet. Part of this is not entirely our fault. Our parents grew up in a different economic reality. In their time a single stable job could build a house, raise children, and secure retirement. Today that same formula rarely works. Inflation is brutal, opportunities are uneven, and entire industries are constantly changing. Yet the guilt remains. You look at your parents getting older and you wish you could do more for them. You wish you could remove their worries, give them comfort, and show them that their years of sacrifice truly produced something meaningful. But the story does not end at 40. Forty is often the age when life becomes clearer. The illusions of youth fade, the mistakes of the past become lessons, and the urgency of time becomes real. It is the age where many people finally develop the focus, discipline, and perspective needed to build something meaningful. So the real failure is not arriving at 40 still figuring life out. The real failure would be giving up at 40. The greatest thing you can still do for your parents is not regret the past, but to use the clarity of this age to build a future that honours the sacrifices they made for you.

The future is here!

Feeling proud, who said India does not have active Open Source projects?! '₹6 lakh crore runs on...': Nithin Kamath’s secret sauce is brewing in Bengaluru's JP Nagar businesstoday.in/personal-fi…

Technologies typically go from deceptive to disruptive overnight. What is key is the UI/ UX, the tech usually has always been there and then it explodes! open.substack.com/pub/michae…

“🚀 Always a treat to listen to our CTO Dwayne Allen speaking about the Unisys approach to AI at the Unisys Innovation Program Year 15. 🌟 Exciting times ahead! #UIPY15 #Unisys #AI #BreakthroughwithUnisys

An Inspirational keynote on Innovation from Dr. Vivek Mansingh. #UIPY15 #BreakthroughwithUnisys

A day to remember. Got to see Mr. @satyanadella LIVE! Fanboy moment! #Gratitude #MSAITour

At the end of the day, the greatest privilege of my job is working with people who are driven by mission. These last 5 days, I saw people across OpenAI remaining calm and resolute in driving their mission despite all that was happening around them. And I saw people across Microsoft remain focused on our mission and serving our customers and partners, stepping up to help in every way. This is what I’m especially thankful for going into the Thanksgiving holiday. Thank you for your resolve and for the work you do each day to advance AI safely and responsibly and distribute its benefits to all of humanity.

Wow, this is a huge announcement. This is super charging copilots. microsoft.com/en-us/microsof…

Huge fan of your podcast, @DocJWatsonMD introduced to me from and ad on @EmpirePodUK. Brilliant, simply brilliant. Love from India.

We're rolling out new features and improvements that developers have been asking for: 1. Our new model GPT-4 Turbo supports 128K context and has fresher knowledge than GPT-4. Its input and output tokens are respectively 3× and 2× less expensive than GPT-4. It’s available now to all developers in preview. 2. Assistants API and new tools (Retrieval, Code Interpreter) will help developers build world-class AI assistants within their own apps. 3. The platform is becoming multimodal. GPT-4 Turbo with Vision, DALL·E 3, and text-to-speech are all now available to developers. Oh… and we’re doubling GPT-4 rate limits. openai.com/blog/new-models-a…

The notion that LLMs (Language Learning Models) possess intentions or desires, including a desire to succeed or not, is a misconception. LLMs are not sentient beings with consciousness, self-awareness, or subjective experiences. GPT-4

Will it be #Bharat or #Bharatha or #Bharata?

It's not about what you learn, it is about what you do with what you learn. #success #learning

It is not 'Bangaluru'. It is either 'Bengaluru' or 'Bangalore'. Yappa! #Bengaluru #Bangalore

Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine using Bing.com on Google Chrome!

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Google seems to be getting a usually large number of requests, I had never ever seen this earlier. 🤔

A USD 4.5 B valuation and "Account Does not exists.."? Come on @Lenskart_com, we can do better! cc: @peyushbansal