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After a long time, I have seen a good, mature podcast on AI. Must-watch: Aravind Srinivas is an IIT Madras graduate and Perplexity AI co-founder.

Building a new startup Day 2 " Difynd " Idea- Anyone Housewife, Dadi , Dada, Students who can craft something can come on Difynd And Start Selling here! . . . Execution - Hectic Team Management 😭 Working for 12-16 hrs 😢 Any Suggestions Would b

Which was the first car in India and who brought or made it? I looked up the web but found mixed answers. Some were saying it was Aravind Model 3, some said Hindustan Ambassador.

Some Indian people are amazing, one of them is Mr. Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity. I don't know why he left India. Perplexity AI was founded in August 2022 by four engineers with extensive backgrounds in artificial intelligence and machine lea

I think we are going to see a lot faster movement in the AI revolution in India compared to the previous web and mobile revolution, where we were a little behind the rest of the world ~ Aravind Srinivas co-founder and CEO of Perplexity

Stumbled on this great piece on Neil Mehta and Greenoaks via Aravind Srinivas (Perplexity). It unpacks how Mehta’s long-term, high-conviction approach sets him apart in VC. A long read, but worth it if you're curious about what really distinguishes t

the man who wrote a letter to Sundar Pichai seeking to buy Google Chrome Aravind Srinivas, the CEO and co-founder of Perplexity AI, was born in Chennai, India. He studied at IIT Madras before moving to the US for further education at the University

How 3 cousins from Punjab turned a ₹10 desi drink into a ₹300 Cr empire 💥" In 2017, 3 cousins from Fatehgarh, Punjab sat down with a goal: 🗣️ “Let’s make India drink its own taste again.” While MNCs pushed sugary colas, they bottled up: Zeera

Aravind Srinivas, co-founder and CEO of Perplexity AI, recently expressed concerns about Wikipedia's neutrality. In a post on microblogging site X (formerly Twitter) Srinivas stated, “It's pretty clear that Wikipedia is biased” adding further that he