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I would also like to know about this and discuss. 
  
 My insights; 
 Currently the technology is in development. Many companies are in the race to build full proof error prone quantum computers. 
  
 Applications are vast like quantum simulations(for drug developments), speeding up AI/ML training, and many other as you mentioned also. But I think mapping the solutions to some practical use cases will require thought and some ideas. 
  
 (Well I am no expert in the topic, just learning only, would surely love to explore possibilities and discuss!)

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What problems would Indian and Global startups be solving in the next decade, or they would be just throwing random yearly new buzz words and as usual VCs would be having orgasms on these buzz words.

I mean real problems.

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Perplexity raises $73.6M from the likes of some big names like Jeff Bezos, Naval, Balaji, NVIDIA. 
Just last month Mistral raised more than $400M in its second funding. AI based startups are the future I guess?

https://twitter.com/AravSrinivas/status/1742918329797574709?t=MtMOF8D3AX6GodNE13pNBw&s=19

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That's not what am saying or pre assuming.

But the brain behind those supercomputers h100 and all, who is making LLMs train faster.

GPT 5.0 can do miracles and imagine 8.0 coupled with those 1nm GPUs.

I still believe that not 100% can be replaced but yes 60-70% roles will be redundant.

Top 10% will survive and thrive if ride the ai wave.

What do u think viners?

But this isn't the first time a tech exec has predicted the death of coding.

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whats the next big thing after "AI" ?

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I'm coming to Bangalore to start up and will be staying in HSR or Koramangala.

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So basically I'd prefer to work in an industry which would grow exponentially while I'm in my early 30s. Examples include web3, AI etc

In order to be there while the growth happens, I'm okay to risk it and grind while being an early adopter. What are some industries/professions you think meet this criteria?

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Hey everyone, excited to be doing this AMA!

A brief about me, I work currently as a Director of Product at an Indian unicorn startup 

About my career: 
- Did my undergrad from IIT and then masters from an Ivy league school
- Have been in product for almost 10 years now - across 2 Indian unicorn startups and a publicly listed company

Would love to take questions on what it means to be a PM, growing within the role, building your career, and other things :) 

Will be back here at 4 pm and start replying
Shoot away!

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Hi all,
I graduated from IIT Delhi and have been working at well established startup since. 
So for a while I have been wondering why we don't have any deep tech startups doing innovation. Don't get me wrong, there are startups doing innovations but not the kind of innovation which we would call industry shattering or taking the level up a notch. Most of these innovations are just integrating what others are doing in an aggregated platform. I again wondered this today when I saw cognition launching Devin the AI software engineer. They have a pretty small yet highly talented team. 
We in India too have highly intelligent folks educating themselves in CS, why don't we have this mindset (even I don't have this mindset). 
Is it about the difference in culture or a sense of security that folks in the US have that helps them be free from an economic point of view and try innovative things ?

Why don't we have deep tech ?

A lot of noise around AI taking coding jobs, which i fear might be real. Like not completely but you get my point. So how should one upskill themselves (especially the average folks, top 1/2% will not be affected in any field imo) for the upcoming shift? Like will data analytics/science or maybe ai/ml engineering jobs be on rise ? Should be start upskilling in those fields or any other suggestions? I would really like to know it from someone who has good experience in the industry or someone with good insight. Thanks

Jobs which will be created /not impacted by AI

For a data scientist who is earning 24lpa, and is equipped with decent skills in ML, DL & LLMs and has the ability to build systems end to end including production. What skills should one focus on to achieve a salary of  50 - 70 lpa in the next 3 years ?

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Anyone experienced with Deeptech startups, how is the quality of work and development?

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Created a Quantum Circuit that implements Bernstein Vazirani algorithm to find a secret binary substring faster than a classical computer. 

Essentially, if there is a secret substring S then it will take |S| tries for a classical computer to guess it. 
But using Bernstein Vazirani Algorithm does it in a single try.

So, for a secret substring 1001, on a 4 qubit quantum computer, we can do a single shot computation and arrive at the string which was not seen by the circuit. 

Bernstein Vazirani algorithm gets the secret substring exactly as 1001 in ~636 out of every 1000 times. The erroneous values in the histogram for other possible combinations, our original secret substring was 1001, but we can also see that 0000, 0001 …. 1111 were also computed in a few cases, this error seen in the histogram is due to the quantum computing error.

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For me its porn and gambling, very hard no on making a product or joining  an org  built on exploiting someone else

Domains I can never start up but join may be, would be religion, not into religion or spirituality much so can't start something from scratch with no domain knowledge or passion for the field. But given enough money will be happy to tag along in the journey

Just wanted to see if others thought about their hard no's or blindspots in general

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How is your company trying to navigate the issue of AI. Today my boss was shown preview of Gemini which google will publicly launch between October to December and he was mind blown by how far AI has come. I have a friend  working in Amazon, Seattle and his team is working on automating customer support in most of the language which will be public by early next year.   Given computing bottlenecks will be sorted out by Q3 2024, I am expecting tsunami change in how white collar jobs operates. 

What are some good initiatives your team is taking to deal with AI?

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