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Currently the audience in a talk show with the CEO with Medial, Niket Raj Dwivedi. There will be an AMA session soon, so please ask your questions here and I'll try to ask them to him.

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

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

Perplexity Founder - Arvind srinivas be like , wait a moment , who are you ??🧐😂

🚨 Nandan Nilekani is wrong about pushing India to ignore model training skills, says Perplexity CEO Arvind Srinivas.

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

FIRST INDIAN ORIGIN AI FOUNDER ROCKING 🔥🔥 Japan-based investment giant SoftBank will reportedly invest $10 million to $20 million in Perplexity AI, an AI search engine startup founded by an IIT Madras graduate Aravind Srinivas. According to a B

Startup story 2/10 This startup called perplexity ai is taking over google . The CEO Aravind Srinivas worked at Google's deepmind and openai from where his love for search started . He thought that the future of search would be to give their users a

Hi guys! My name is Jay and co-founder & CEO of Shram: a gamified work management tool. We are hosting an AMA before our Product Hunt launch today. Pls feel free ask me anything about gamification or our journey etc here: https://www.producthunt.com

'If an Indian company started an Instagram or WhatsApp rival, I'd be impressed by the bravery of it': Perplexity CEO Srinivas on Zerodha cofounder and investor Nikhil Kamath podcast. I think MEDIAL is trying to compete with Reddit, LinkedIn, and X