Hey AI Automation Hub! 👋 Wanted to drop by and share an amazing story that could inspire some of you building AI or automation-focused startups. Here’s what happened… I run a software company where paying for all those API tokens can be quite a challenge, especially in the early stages. So, I did what any of us might do—I turned my struggles into humor and made a meme about it. 😂 I shared this meme in a few communities, including this one. The Unexpected Opportunity from a Simple Share 💡 To my surprise, the post got some great reactions, but the best part? One awesome community member reached out and shared a link to apply for Microsoft’s Azure Startup Credits. They told me that if my startup met the requirements, I could get free credits to support my development. I went ahead and filled out the application. They mentioned it would take around three days to hear back, but I kept waiting… five days… six days… By the seventh day, I received an email confirming that I had been approved for $1,000 worth of Azure credits! 💸 My Key Takeaway: Engage with the Community This entire experience taught me one huge lesson: engaging with a community like AI Automation Hub is more than just networking—it’s a doorway to opportunities you didn’t even know existed. 👉 So, if I can leave you with one thing today, it’s this: Put yourself out there, share your journey (the ups and downs), and connect with others here. This community has been amazing to me, and it can be to you too! Keep creating, keep sharing, and keep believing! 💡🙌 Here is the Link to Appy for Microsoft Startup Credits - https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/startups Hope this story gives you all a bit of inspiration. Peace out! ✌️

Dario Amodei an Italian-American artificial intelligence researcher and entrepreneur. He is the co-founder and CEO of #Anthropic, the company behind the large language model series Claude AI. He was previously the vice president of research at OpenAI. Here is a Long Interesting Writing of his on the Topic - "Machines of Loving Grace How AI Could Transform the World for the Better"

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If 2023 was the year of chatbots, then 2024 is set to be the year of agents. And they are going to change everything. But what are these so-called "agents"? Well, what makes an agent different from a standard software program is that an agent can autonomously perceive and act within a certain environment to achieve specific goals without being explicitly programmed to do so. Sounds cool, but also kind of scary, right? In the current project that I am working, we are using various agents working together in a multi-agent system to complete tasks, where each agent handles specific subtasks. It's actually not much different from how humans operate. And that's what I find most exciting about this: the best way to build intelligent agent solutions is to ask yourself, "How would a human solve this problem?" Can you imagine having several agents assisting you with your tasks? Let me know in the comments what agents you would like to build!

Oh my God Google #Gemini is so stupid. I'm asking one thing it's giving me something else 🫣