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Yurii Popovskyi
Yurii Popovskyi
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Which AI to choose for daily use?

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our everyday life. It's dipping its toes into everything – business, health, movies, you name it. In this article, I would like to share my experiences with three popular AI platforms: ChatGPT, Bard, and Bing AI. I will explore the capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses of each to determine which AI is currently most effective and useful in assisting us with our daily tasks.
Andrew Parshukov
Andrew Parshukov
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What do you need to build an AI system?

AI is following the path that most new technologies follow: first, an expensive and bulky tool that only a few people can use, but later, it becomes lightweight and more widely available.

2023 could be a big year for AI firms, with the sector already receiving over $14 billion in equity funding.
Andrew Parshukov
Andrew Parshukov
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Road to Successful MVP Development: A Quick Guide

Avoid these 5 traps if you want to excel in MVP development.

For startups and founders, a Minimum Viable Product, or MVP, is the foundation of one's entrepreneurial pursuits. Its primary goal: collecting invaluable market data and attracting interest from stakeholders that can help transform an idea into a business.
Andrew Parshukov
Andrew Parshukov
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5 Non-Technical Founders Who Changed the Tech Landscape

Non-technical founders who prove success in tech aren’t exclusive to the tech-savvy.

The world often shines a spotlight on the technical masterminds who bring groundbreaking innovations to life. But a large group of non-technical founders, armed with an unwavering vision, determination, and a willingness to learn, have also left an indelible mark on the tech world. 
Andrew Parshukov
Andrew Parshukov
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The Importance of a Proof-of-Concept for Software Development

Innovation comes down to thinking up an idea for something that doesn't exist yet. But before you can pour tons of money into building it, you should probably try to verify that it's even possible to build.

That's where a proof-of-concept (PoC) comes in. Usually, a PoC isn't intended to be a working product. Instead, it is intended to be more of a toy model for a future working product.

Building a PoC provides several benefits, including:
  • Proving that your idea is feasible.
  • Aligning goals with all stakeholders by creating a tangible example of your idea.
  • Clarifying your vision by providing a model for the finished product.
  • Selling your idea to investors who want to see that their money is going to be spent wisely. This is critical since 47% of startups in 2022 alone failed due to lack of financing.

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