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India should focus on fine-tuning existing AI models and building applications rather than investing heavily in foundational models or AI chips, says Groq CEO Jonathan Ross. Is this the right strategy for India to lead in AI innovation? Thoughts?

Being a SaaS founder is not about building software. It's about being able to sell it. Sales > Product Development

Bengaluru-based GenAI startup Sarvam AI intends to submit a proposal to the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) to develop an indigenous AI foundational model as part of the IndiaAI Mission.

Most "viral" apps didn’t go viral because of the product. They went viral because of how they spread. It’s not about building something 10x better. It’s about creating a 10x distribution engine. Influencers spark the wave. Faceless accounts

How about building a quick commerce for already existing clothing brand stores in cities?

Building in sustainability, where it's not a feature, but the entire product. Where people choose it because they want to, not because they should. Looking for co-founders, early team members, or just fellow builders who see sustainability as the de

1 out of every 2 FMCG launches fails in India — not because of product, but because of distribution. In India, you can have the best product, the right price, and the perfect branding… …and still fail. Why? Because if your product doesn’t reach th

I'm building a single platform that will give access to all major LLMs with a single API key. So, developers don't have to juggle between SDKs, make new accounts and pay to every provider to get the best foundational models.

India just became the No.1 user base for ChatGPT. It sounds like a milestone — and in some ways, it is. We’re hungry for innovation, fast to adopt, and unafraid to explore. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: We’re consuming — not creating. Fueling