MKCL founder Vivek Sawant said that artificial intelligence should enhance human intelligence rather than replace it

MKCL founder Vivek Sawant said that artificial intelligence should enhance human intelligence rather than replace it PUNE: Artificial intelligence (AI) should be seen as a tool to enhance the human mind and not as a competitor, Maharashtra Knowledge Corporation Limited (MKCL) founder and director Vivek Sawant said while addressing the 20th anniversary celebrations of Vidyarthi…

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He’s only 11 years old, but his startup is already valued at Rs 25 crore – meet the young founder who solves a problem ignored by millions

How 11-year-old Athvik turned an everyday cyber problem into a Rs 25-crore startup using NFC technology. (Photo: LinkedIn) While most 11-year-olds are busy doing homework, playing video games or thinking about what they want to be when they grow up, Athvik is busy building a company. Not because anyone asked him to. Not because this…

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At 14, the Indian became Dubai’s youngest AI startup founder and now works out of an office in Burj Khalifa

Jainam Jain is building an artificial intelligence startup, Mengo Engine, while also mentoring young people in leadership and entrepreneurship. (Source: jainamjain.com) A few years ago, Jainam Jain and his sister filmed toy unboxing videos for YouTube.Today, the 14-year-old is the founder of Mengo Engine, a Dubai-based artificial intelligence startup, a TEDx speaker, author, and entrepreneur….

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No engineering degree, no MBA: How Kunal Shah went from startup founder to global boss of WhatsApp

Photo credit: Instagram/Kunal Shah When Meta announced Kunal Shah As the new global head WhatsAppmarking a major milestone for one of India’s most recognized startup founders. But unlike many technology leaders, Shah’s journey didn’t begin with an engineering degree or management qualification.According to his LinkedIn profile, Shah studied philosophy at Wilson College, Mumbai from 1994…

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Why the 24-year-old founder is moving India’s most ambitious data storage bet from Bangalore to the US

Anagha Rajesh’s decision to move biocomputing from Bangalore to San Francisco has sparked a wider debate about India’s ability to cultivate breakthrough technologies. While the country produces world-class talent, the founders believe deep tech businesses need patient investors and long-term support. Her journey highlights the challenges faced by ambitious science start-ups seeking to expand globally….

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