Sukhpinder Singh
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Habit Stacking: 100 Small Life Changes That Take Five Minutes or Less
It is when a person is trying to better himself that he often feels the need to change much to reach his desired goals. If the answer came down to having the power of very tiny changes, it is known as habit stacking.
By Sukhpinder Singhabout a year ago in Longevity
OpenAI's Soaring Valuation Hits $150 Billion
It felt like a turning point at a 150 billion-dollar valuation not just for the company but for all of us in the developer community who have been tracking it from day one. It felt uncanny. I still remember when ChatGPT first came out in 2022; it felt like this novelty, this advanced chatbot that could converse. But as the months went by, it became clear it wasn't just an experiment in a class of AIs. It was enormous and the sort of tool that would alter how we worked, thought, and built.
By Sukhpinder Singhabout a year ago in Futurism
How AI Can Make You a Better Reader - Faster Than You Ever Thought Possible
Countless distractions surround us in our daily lives. Amidst this, reading every day has been a lost habit for many; for some others who practice it, reading can be life-changing, opening doors to knowledge, empathy, and creativity.
By Sukhpinder Singhabout a year ago in 01
The Hidden Flaw in AI: How Bias and Ethics Could Undermine the Industry
Artificial intelligence has moved beyond simply being a product of science fiction to becoming an integral part of daily life and a driver of innovation in many industries, fundamentally changing the way we interact with technology. From the recommendations on a streaming service to the complex algorithms behind financial systems, AI acts as the silent driving force behind many of the modern conveniences one encounters. But behind the gleaming sheen of this technological wonder lies a fatal flaw that could bring down an entire industry. If left unchecked, this could stifle nothing less than innovation itself, along with the well-deserved trust earned by AI from its users.
By Sukhpinder Singhabout a year ago in Futurism
How to Make Money from Unused Internet
What is Grass and How Does it Work? Grass is the underlying infrastructure that powers AI models. By installing the Grass web extension, the application will automatically sell your unused internet to AI companies, who use it to scrape the internet and train their models. The result? You share in the growth of AI, earning a stake in the network for selling a resource you didn’t even know you had.
By Sukhpinder Singhabout a year ago in Writers
From Davin to Microsoft Autodev: What it means for Software Developers?
Introduction Tools like ChatGPT have been a big help for programmers, offering code suggestions in chat and even directly within their coding environment. But these helpers have limitations. They can’t do everything a programmer can, like checking for errors or running the code to see if it works.
By Sukhpinder Singhabout a year ago in 01
