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the demo gap is the most underrated problem in AI products right now
every AI product demos well. that's kind of the problem. demos are controlled — you pick the input, you know what comes out, you show the clean version. then real users show up with messy inputs and edge cases you never tested and the thing that lo…
OpenAI proposes giving US government 5% stake in company
OpenAI has considered a public-private partnership that would give the U.S. government a 5% stake in the company in a bid to quell growing unrest over the disruptions of artificial intelligence, the Financial Times reports, citing anonymous sourc…
I have an crazy app idea need an individual, he will have 100% ownership pf that idea and can earn a lot from it, for more details click on the posts
I have an crazy app idea it could be build and manage by an single individual it has a lot of potential to grow, I just need an individual expert in app development, he will have the complete excess to that idea and i return I only wanted 10% stake or …
Would country-specific digital ecosystems be better than global platforms?
I've been thinking about something lately. With AI advancing so quickly, it feels like every country now has the technical capability to build its own communication platforms instead of relying on global ones like WhatsApp or Instagram. Imagine if …
Happy 250th America, here’s 5% of OpenAI
OpenAI floated giving the Trump admin a 5% stake. Financial Times ran it citing two people familiar with the talks. OpenAI haven't confirmed or denied anything. $852 billion valuation at last count, March 31. That 5% works out to $42.6 billion in p…
Does AI sometimes make you feel productive without actually making progress?
I’ve been thinking about a weird downside of using AI. Sometimes it makes me feel productive because I get answers quickly, summaries instantly, or a clean draft in seconds. But later I realize I didn’t actually understand the topic better, make a bett…
New peer-reviewed study flags an urgent gap: there is limited legal or ethical guidance for using AI in citizen science, including transparency about training data
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Do you think the future of AI will split into safe vs uncensored versions?
We’re seeing a clear divide right now. Big companies are making models more restricted and heavily aligned for safety. At the same time, open-source and uncensored models are growing fast because many people want fewer limitations and more freedom. I’m…