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With just 15 global companies producing foundational models, it's clear how complex and capital-intensive this field is. The AI boom favors industry giants with resources and tech advantages, while startups refining these models to make money contend

Indians possess innate leadership qualities. If India is to become a superpower, it will be through our indomitable leadership. Is this correct?

@medial BUG REPORT I am unable to add my experiences from companies which are not listed in your catalogue of companies. Either you let us add new companies or import all the companies from LinkedIn.

Why do you think big companies like Netflix,Amazon are unable to stop piracy despite of having all resources?

Stock market to rely on earnings, acquisitions announced by companies and order wins 📊 Infosys, Tata Tech, Rallis India, Zydus Life, Dixon Tech in focus 👀 Do you have any of these sticks in your portfolio ? Yes 👍🏻 No👎🏻

Looking at the current scenario, which type of industries can boom in India very soon? Or what market gaps here aren't being fulfilled by domestic or international companies.

Ironically Wework didn’t work anywhere apart from India. India knows how to build while being profitable 💪💪

In 2008 His dream project, the Nano a Car 🚗 priced at Rs 1 lakh 💰 faced significant hurdles in West Bengal due to political slugfest, leading Tata to relocate it to Gujarat, praising then-CM Narendra Modi for being " Industry friendly and business

From an old HBR article... Being obsessive about what you own and knowing when adding 'bandwidth' or 'expertise' isn't going to cut it is a pretty big superpower. Especially early on, when it's your vision vs the world. That being said, there is

WazirX Co-founder Nischal Shetty said he has been "unable to sleep or eat" since hackers stole assets worth ₹1,965 crore from the crypto exchange platform. "But that does not matter...We're tirelessly working on next steps," Shetty wrote on X. The pl