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As someone working in the Indian startup ecosystem, I think this analysis misses several key points. The B2B focus here isn't just investor preference - it's rational market behavior. Indian businesses are increasingly willing to pay for AI solutions that improve efficiency, while consumer willingness to pay remains low. US founders can charge $20/month for an AI app; the same product might only command $2 in India. The math simply works better for B2B here.
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