... over a long period of time consistently makes wealth. Now to solve this, I have built SharpeSage AI , a financial planner which will help people make better financial decisions through deterministic math and specialized financial agents (risk, tax, stock, bonds, mutual funds agents - all specialized in a particular domain) who follow math and not guessing like generic chatbots. It can solve your financial goals, and give you personalized information based on your life changes. sharpesage.com Would love your thoughts ...

... role. You rehearse the conversation, get feedback on how you actually came across, and try again until it clicks. No partner needed. No therapist required. We call it the Relationship Simulator, and it's part of our app Bonds (launching here July 14). Honest question for the PH community: does practicing a hard conversation with AI feel useful to you, or does it feel weird? We hear both reactions, and we're genuinely curious where people land. Comment from Giovambattista ...

... phrasing, "not worth compensating" because they re there to learn and gain know-how. On the other hand, it s still about people investing their time, which should be rewarded in some way. What s your opinion on paid vs. unpaid internships? Which side are you on? And what do you think is appropriate compensation? Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): From my experience, internships were always paid - both my own and those at the companies where I worked. Interns did real ... ... receive half the minimum salary and cannot be asked to perform like a normal employee. We have strict rules against this, and we are all governed by a norm called CLT, which basically rules all employee-employer contracts, bonds

... facial expression, and gaze, in real time, on-device. It s not just for performance it s about making AI feel present. Not just reactive, but empathetic. We're applying this in different contexts in games, where players form bonds with AI companions; in apps, where digital characters remember your emotional patterns and grow with you. To me, emotional intelligence is the missing layer in most of today s AI products. Without it, every smart interaction still feels kinda empty ...

... invest in money market funds or high interest yielding savings accounts. Need my money in next 3-7 years, I go highly diversified in all asset classes and regions, with a higher exposure to securer investments such as bonds and real estate. More than 7 years (such as retirement)? High exposure in stocks. But again, highly diversified over regions and ETFs. Pro tip: In the UK we have some really nice tax wrappers for our investments, so I make sure ...

... over time. Not only analysis, but perhaps also prods for understanding and empathy. Comment from Hamza Afzal Butt(@hamza_afzal_butt): @gin_6078  I appreciate your take, but I am a bit unsure about students forming deep emotional bonds with AI, though. It feels like it could blur some lines. umm, I would personally lean more toward AI supporting human connection but not replacing it. But definitely an interesting angle to think about. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika ...

... what are they? How do they impact the bonds among team members? Comment from Aris Sandrea(@aris_sandrea): We do have some interesting ritual in our company! As one of the leading moving companies in Edmonton ; we like to share our achievements and celebrate them altogether. It's an excellent way to encourage improving on a daily basis ...