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@solulab
SoluLab | Web3, Blockchain & AI Partner Founded by ex @GoldmanSachs VP & ex @Citrix iOS Lead Blockchain, Mobile & Software Development Web3 marketing, growth 🚀
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    Jul 3
    1/ 🧵 What is "Founding 100"? We're SoluLab — a company that builds apps, websites, and cool tech. We made a special offer. We give you your OWN personal developer to help build your idea — for a whole year!
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    UPI is moving from “payment rail” to “action layer.” Imagine an AI agent ordering your groceries, checking out, and initiating the UPI payment, with you only stepping in for the PIN. NPCI’s Unified Agent Protocol could be a pretty big shift in how we transact.
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    NPCI is planning to bring an AI agent into the UPI workflow. The idea: instead of manually navigating through the entire payment flow, you could simply tell the agent what you want to pay for and let it handle the steps. UPI started by making payments instant. Now it looks
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    Aug 27
    Sam Altman just admitted the AI adoption curve he predicted three years ago never showed up. He expected GPT-4 to make software businesses "up for grabs right away." Instead, most of the economy kept working exactly the way it always has. This is the second time he's said this.
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    Aug 27
    Hot take: AI didn’t disappoint on adoption. AI hype got the timeline wrong. The models improved at insane speed, but companies didn’t suddenly throw away their vendors, workflows, and incentives. The bottleneck was never intelligence. It was inertia.
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