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it is also about adaptation. American and Japanese peoples are smart enough to grasp the technology and it can help them in all sectors. our our young is busy in lovey-dovey life.we we want then adapt give them a genuine feedback then we will have a breakthrough.

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To be honest, I am a doctor and I have always seen patients opting for German stents or other medical devices over Indian stents. Reason- No or poor quality control.

Yeah man we’ve got this weird tendency to celebrate foreign innovation while tearing down our own. Its like some colonial stockholm syndrome or something

indian usually think about things upto a level its more feasible and practicaly applicable for the good of people. but what happens is we find more negatives and its hard to convice as long as it has some results in a positive manner .

Innovation needs space to breathe guys and blind trolling won't help anyone in the long run

It's a mindset problem man, like why do we act like it’s a scam until the world validates it?

Perplexity AI is Indian origin

We built UPI when everyone doubted. Can do same in AI. Need ecosystem support.

Building an LLM like GPT-4 needs billions of dollars and insane compute. Instead of competing with OpenAI, India should dominate AI applications—healthcare AI, language translation, and industry-specific automation. Let’s play to our strengths

India has some solid AI startups—like Sarvam AI and Niki.ai—but we don’t use them enough. Meanwhile, every Indian is on ChatGPT and Midjourney. If we want homegrown AI to succeed, Indian businesses and consumers need to actually use and trust these products.

Nice sentiment, but let's be real. We need actual tech breakthroughs, not just nationalist cheerleading.

Facts! We worship ChatGPT but mock Krutrim before launch. Classic Indian crab mentality.