I'm shocked by how many people still don’t use AI on their phones.
It can make your life easier and boost overall productivity.
Here are 10 ways to use AI on your phone (all free):
Google has introduced VideoPoet, and it's MIND-BLOWING.
It's literally ChatGPT for:
- Text to video
- Image to video
- Video editing
Here are 10 jaw-dropping examples:↓
If your income is 1 Crore, you will roughly pay 40%+ tax in India.
(Plus indirect taxes)
Next year ---let's say-- you lose your job.
And your income goes to 0.
You will get 0 benefits.
Let me clarify the context:
- You won't send your kids to government schools.
- You won't avail treatment in a public hospital.
- You won't avail free ration.
Therefore there is no (REAL) safety net for people paying taxes in India.
This puts a lot of stress, pressure & a feeling of injustice.
That share your upside.
But, no one will give a shit about your downside.
And, this is what is precisely wrong with our taxation.
A lot of of us might be wondering why our parents, at 30, could raise kids, buy a house, run a family and save some money, while many of us struggle to do it, inspite of us earning significantly more.
What was the secret of their energy?
Then I realized, like us they didn't have a compulsive desire to change their phone once in two years. They were reliant on MTNL and BSNL, which took six years to give you a connection in the first place.
They had one colour TV with 20 channels. That too given by a bootlegged cable operator who used to charge 50 bucks / month. Today half our salary goes in subscribing to OTT channels we watch and the other half to the ones we have forgotten to cancel.
Footwear for us was one Bata Sandal for rains And one Hawaai chappal for normal use, costing a grand total of Rs 200 bucks. Today, people wear shoes which cost more than a 1 BHK house in 1990s Mumbai.
Holidays and pilgrimage were interchangeable terms. And they had a superhuman ability to dig out some relative at the most random location possible whose house we would crash. Today, the cost of a holiday is more than most of our dad's erstwhile annual salaries.
And most importantly, in those days, we were in own bubble and we had zero knowledge on what was going on outside. And our only influencer was Renuka Shahane and Siddharth Kak who used to come on Sunday morning. Today a lot of us spend because everyone else is spending. And there are more influencers than people on Social Media, telling us how to spend more money.
In those times, eating out was once in a month affair, at a nearby Udupi restaurant where we could sit in AC if our dad was in a happy mood. Today eating out means a fancy restaurant and Patate Rossini where they give three skinned potatoes and charge the GDP of Congo for it.
No wonder our lifestyle has become much better. And I will in no way want to go back to those days.
But we have to admit it has come at the cost of Savings.
@GoFirstairways Please refund the money, 15k is a lot for a person. We aren't at fault. I was notified that the refund is initiated..it was 20 days back and I still didn't get a penny back @dgc
OK so @OpenAI's new #ChatGPT can basically just generate #AIart prompts. I asked a one-line question, and typed the answers verbatim straight into MidJourney and boom. Times are getting weird...🤯