Congratulations @Grokipedia on this milestone
A huge milestone for Grokipedia today. The platform has officially crossed 1 million articles. The 'Encyclopedia Galactica' is growing faster than ever.
Gemini 3 is setting new benchmarks in every field from medical to coding and it's competitors have no space left. @GeminiApp is playing in every field like a boss
The new era of wikipedia
Elon Musk: Grokipedia will succeed, I think it's fundamentally a superior product to Wikipedia. It is a better source of information and we haven't even added images and video yet "When you read a Grokipedia article about a subject or a person that you know a lot about, and you…
Congratulations on successful conference
I just got back from AI Dev x NYC, the AI developer conference where our community gathers for a day of coding, learning, and connecting. The vibe in the room was buzzing! It was at the last AI Dev in San Francisco that I met up with Kirsty Tan and started collaborating with her…
You went 🍌🍌 for Nano Banana. Now, meet Nano Banana Pro. It’s SOTA for image generation + editing with more advanced world knowledge, text rendering, precision + controls. Built on Gemini 3, it’s really good at complex infographics - much like how engineers see the world:)
China is cooking and leaving no grounds for competition
🚨News: China just launched world’s first 10G network. It offers download speeds of up to 9.8 Gbps (9,834 Mbps) and upload speeds around 1 Gbps, with latency as low as 3 milliseconds. You can download a complete movie in few seconds.
Let's start grinding, Today I will create a markdown editor powered by AI
Day 6 of my Machine Learning journey 🚀 Just finished “Exploratory Data Analysis for ML” by IBM on Coursera. Learned a ton about EDA, data cleaning, stats, and feature engineering. Feeling motivated to keep going! 📊🔥 #MachineLearning #Coursera #IBM
This update is insane—Codex-Max feels like a real engineering partner now. Faster, smarter, and able to work for hours with compaction. Agent mode on Windows is a game-changer
Meet GPT-5.1-Codex-Max, our latest frontier agentic coding model, available in Codex starting today. It’s faster, more capable and token-efficient, and able to work persistently on long tasks with built-in compaction abilities.
Semantic caching is becoming a must-have for faster, cheaper AI apps. Excited for this new course—practical, hands-on, and perfect for anyone building agentic systems. Definitely worth checking out
New course announcement: Semantic Caching for AI Agents, taught by @tchutch94 and @ilzhechev from @Redisinc. Semantic caching can significantly reduce your AI application's inference costs and latency. If someone asks "How do I get a refund?" and another later asks "I want my…
ChatGPT for Teachers gives educators a safe, private space to handle class work. It helps schools stay FERPA-compliant while making teamwork easier—and honestly, it just makes teaching feel more smoother
When my posts flopped, I didn’t delete them. I studied them. Why? Posts don’t just fail, they teach. Bad posts are lessons. Good posts are rewards.
Wow, miracle
It's obvious
Chase your dream with everything you got or else you’ll be hired to create someone else’s.
That's new perspective
amazes me how many ppl actually loved coding… llms made me realize i didn’t really care for coding, i liked inventing solutions to my problems and code was just means to an end
Day 5 of machine learning Completed my hypothesis testing lab Next target complete this module
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