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Another one bites the dust. Builder.ai — once backed by Microsoft and hailed as the future of no-code apps — is now in deep trouble. Legal chaos, governance issues, insolvency risks, and allegations of mismanagement. They raised over $450M. Now they might crash. But they’re not alone: • BluSmart: ₹900 Cr loan, fund diversion • Medikabazaar: Forensic audits, inflated revenue • Kult: Another Rahul Yadav implosion Is this just bad luck — or a deeper flaw in the ecosystem? We glorified growth at any cost, mistook valuation for value, and chased hype over health. The price? Investor distrust. Founders with real value now struggling to raise. The fix? • Better governance • Obsession with fundamentals • Funding real businesses — not stories This isn’t about one fall. It’s a credibility crisis. Time to stop being shocked. And start being responsible. Your thoughts? Wake-up call or just another scroll?
Passionate about Pos... • 1m
Builder.ai’s Fake AI ‘Natasha’ Was Just Indian Developers: For 8 years, Builder.ai claimed its AI “Natasha” could build apps without code. It raised $450M from Microsoft and Qatar Investment Authority. But the WSJ revealed it was all done manually
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India • 1m
Microsoft-backed Builder.ai files for bankruptcy 📉 Another AI unicorn has fallen. this time, it’s Builder.ai. Once hailed as a game-changer with $450M+ in funding from giants like Microsoft and Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund, Builder.ai promised a
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This man has scammed the Indian startup ecosystem 3x. And we have allowed him to repeat often. 🔥 His name is Rahul Yadav. And he has now left three companies in ruin. Here's what happened (for the younger lot that may not know): 1. Housing.com (
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What went wrong with BluSmart isn’t just fraud—it’s a wake-up call for India’s startup ecosystem. 🚨 A company positioned as the future of clean, electric mobility now faces allegations of siphoning off ₹262 crore in loans meant for EVs—to fund luxu
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Dexter Capital Advisors • 5m
I fear we have another Byju's like disaster in The Good Glamm Group. So many similarities, it’s worrisome 🙏🙏 TGGG, much like Byju's, has seen a high-profile exodus of the three largest investors as board members, signalling deep distress and mistr
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