... instrumentation ... big use cases in surgical procedures too e.g. being able to detect diseased tissues through pattern matching. I am actually keen to see the application in that space Comment from Andrei Tudor(@andreitudor14): Thanks for bringing up this topic! I also think you've nailed it already: health and longevity are harder to package as sexy launches. The cycles are long, the science is complex, and the payoff isn t immediate like with B2B, AI tools ... ... think is now gone, but it tried to do this by assigning you a life score, and adjusting it based on you taking actions that would improve your longevity, e.g. getting a full nights sleep, daily wellness checkins, dining

... really great topic  teaching kids while having AI. Don't you think that in this AI era is normal schooling old-fashioned? (I know, that has been over 200 years, but with AI it is totally different level). Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @whatshivamdo  I am quite curious to see some AI company to offer this service. Maybe it would multiple their income. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dineshan

... that would engineer the projects very well. Seeing this everyday, someone doing very good posts on LinkedIn and failing to do the most basic thing in real life, talking about themselves or debating in real time on a particular topic. Pretty absurd What a world we live in and what a time to be alive. Comment from Elena Mira(@elenamira): Yes, definitely. Despite its undeniable benefits for productivity, AI makes people lazy and less thoughtful. It s especially concerning ... ... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): This kind of use case is fine  to save time. But what about kids? They usually use it for their homeworks just to have a result without the need to understand the topic