This guy is a legend. He was able to sell a dream to Jio which is really difficult with a large cap like Jio with tons of resources for deep dive. Kudos to you Sir !!
I stay 1km away from Indiranagar. I'm trying to find a job after being laid off. Never did I know that Indiranagar was beaming with VCs waiting to infuse startups with cash if there was an exciting idea. Hoping to build something of my own in the near future. This world seems exciting. Wonderful podcast Varun! Hats off to you! Thank you for introducing me to such an amazing Indian entrepreneur.
I think $100 maybe a bit misleading. The deal includes 230 crore ($33 million for 87%) to buy out existing backers and an investment of 470 crore ($67 million). Haptik, which was formerly a chatbot platform, had raised just over $12 million from investor. He is still working at the company means , he is employed in a $100 Mn company with
Loved this! As someone who was on the beta list when haptic released and that got me excited by assistants, to see the whole story and wealth of experience shared, really grateful for you to get such amazing people!! My latest research published as a ML Researcher from IISc Blr, was on mutlimodal conversational agents... looking back now, i sense all these ideas started pouring looking from the first time i discovered haptic and its vision! Thankyou again!!
I've my semester exams tomorrow but this seems more informative and interesting, when you started the series i was expecting that you will invite him and now you did, so i had to watch it and trust me it was worth the wait.
Varun thank you so much for bringing him, hidden germ, please continue the series by bringing Hidden Germ bcz these personality are underrated, the best episode I have seen in recent times
I'm in class 12 And I have build a full fledged e-commerce app and an education app Can anyone help me what skill should I learn ahead or should I stick to it
App is just 5% journey. There is a lot more than just app. Kudos for start, next step would be to see your product market fit, ideally you should have done this earlier. Force people to use it and give feedback’s, ask them to share … reach 1000-5000 customer base and their reviews. Reach out to VCs, there are firms who can patch you up with them. Then hire talent to scale it. You would need a business guy who would help you in scaling and taking it from 0 to 1 and beyond, this person is your cofounder. Hope you make another unicorn. Best of luck 😊
Really liked the interview,so much to learn. Varuns way of asking relevant probing questions is amazing. I wish Haptik had taken the lead on AI enabled solution, but I think jio already has something planned. With regional NPL it will be interesting to see the adoption and usecases
hey, the learning i did watching this video is awsome. but only one thing I would like to say is "can you ask about game development start up or gamers" to someone relevent person
Some things are not stacking up…on one hand he celebrates the fact that he graduated from Uni of Illinois and how the uni gave birth to a whole series of innovative cos. And some time later he rubbishes the idea of colleges and educational institutes as just an insurance policy. So, in other words…my experiences were crucial to who I am…and what I built and am building…But, wait…for others they are just doing it for shallow reasons. Really?! dal mean kuch kaala hai. Use paas paisa hai to kya hua?! and perhaps this is the trick…what founders say and what they actually do may or may not match. its called…"storytelling."
He isn't the only one who "tried" to build chatgpt 10 years ago or even earlier, it's just that transformer wasn't invented back then. So this is nothing to be proud about.
Hey Varun, really enjoyed this podcast, please do a favor, can you share the link for Notes Summarizing tool by an israel company he mentioned in podcast, I tried all searches i know, can't find it. Guyz, please like this comment to get Varun's attention✌
I would like to see an electronic insists that might be also future because of ai without a hard performancing cpu .. that will give us lot of startup and that will allinged with the earliest investment from Indian govt ,
47:11 You have been micromanaging people because the talent is cheap and readily available in India compare to western countries. I feel bad for the folks that are being micromanaged by you everyday. They just don't have their life. It is sad. You are the reason India is not innovative and only consumer based.
Hello sir ...how do I contact him?? We are building something on lines of Jarvis 💯😌🙌 Would be great if we get a chance to meet him... 6 patents already published... Working on the rest...
@@krsnabantai 1. AI startups will raise lot of money. 2. They will work on AI tools which are not really required. 3. Once people will understand limitations of AI, they will stop/reduce using it. 4. AI startups will run into huge losses. 5. Unfortunately, they will layoff. 6. World might be normal again.
brooo right now we are only seeing AI in software. We haven't started with hardware (very few of them are only doing it) as he said AI is a bubble to that I responded it is not! although I feel few things will affect if big players come all in but still the effect will not be that significant@@laviray5447
This guy is a legend. He was able to sell a dream to Jio which is really difficult with a large cap like Jio with tons of resources for deep dive. Kudos to you Sir !!
I stay 1km away from Indiranagar. I'm trying to find a job after being laid off. Never did I know that Indiranagar was beaming with VCs waiting to infuse startups with cash if there was an exciting idea. Hoping to build something of my own in the near future. This world seems exciting.
Wonderful podcast Varun! Hats off to you! Thank you for introducing me to such an amazing Indian entrepreneur.
I think $100 maybe a bit misleading. The deal includes 230 crore ($33 million for 87%) to buy out existing backers and an investment of 470 crore ($67 million). Haptik, which was formerly a chatbot platform, had raised just over $12 million from investor.
He is still working at the company means , he is employed in a $100 Mn company with
Exactly!
Loved this! As someone who was on the beta list when haptic released and that got me excited by assistants, to see the whole story and wealth of experience shared, really grateful for you to get such amazing people!! My latest research published as a ML Researcher from IISc Blr, was on mutlimodal conversational agents... looking back now, i sense all these ideas started pouring looking from the first time i discovered haptic and its vision! Thankyou again!!
This one felt like having the highest cosine similarity with what i would like to consume as a podcast! Thanks for making this. Subscribed!
This is one of the best podcast series, previous episodes were so good..now going to watch this but seriously man thankyou for this ❤
Can’t believe I am watching this for free
I've my semester exams tomorrow but this seems more informative and interesting, when you started the series i was expecting that you will invite him and now you did, so i had to watch it and trust me it was worth the wait.
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Varun thank you so much for bringing him, hidden germ, please continue the series by bringing Hidden Germ bcz these personality are underrated, the best episode I have seen in recent times
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I'm in class 12
And I have build a full fledged e-commerce app and an education app
Can anyone help me what skill should I learn ahead or should I stick to it
App is just 5% journey. There is a lot more than just app. Kudos for start, next step would be to see your product market fit, ideally you should have done this earlier. Force people to use it and give feedback’s, ask them to share … reach 1000-5000 customer base and their reviews.
Reach out to VCs, there are firms who can patch you up with them. Then hire talent to scale it. You would need a business guy who would help you in scaling and taking it from 0 to 1 and beyond, this person is your cofounder.
Hope you make another unicorn. Best of luck 😊
@@ashishsharma-nz5pq thanks a lot ❤️❤️❤️
Used to work for Aakrit extremely smart and a real visionary
glad to get introduced to his content, i get here after overpowered
Really liked the interview,so much to learn. Varuns way of asking relevant probing questions is amazing. I wish Haptik had taken the lead on AI enabled solution, but I think jio already has something planned. With regional NPL it will be interesting to see the adoption and usecases
Interesting perspective of how to save SaaS and context of Y-combinator in India 😊!!
Aakrit was great! The host did an okay okay job! The questions cloud have been better or could have just let aakrit speak!
Gold Podcast..... literally 1hr and 5 mins of liquid gold. 💯💯💯🙌
In India without Software no entrepreneurs would launch because of Corruption in other spaces
hey, the learning i did watching this video is awsome. but only one thing I would like to say is "can you ask about game development start up or gamers" to someone relevent person
47:48 very true.
Tomato AI already does the discovery feauture
This was fantastic. Loads of value.
Some things are not stacking up…on one hand he celebrates the fact that he graduated from Uni of Illinois and how the uni gave birth to a whole series of innovative cos. And some time later he rubbishes the idea of colleges and educational institutes as just an insurance policy. So, in other words…my experiences were crucial to who I am…and what I built and am building…But, wait…for others they are just doing it for shallow reasons. Really?! dal mean kuch kaala hai. Use paas paisa hai to kya hua?! and perhaps this is the trick…what founders say and what they actually do may or may not match. its called…"storytelling."
Look at how these milti millionaire VCs are satisfied with a solid tshirt and a denim.
Please have these podcasts uploaded to spotify
Thanks :)
I applied for this job in delhi in 2015, it was not a good experience and I am glad I did not continue with it
what is the name of the books in aakrit's background
Very insightful podcast. Thanks for sharing !
I also want to build an AI Tools. But don't know where and how to start. I am planning to learn coding.
talk to the folks at 100xengineers.com
@@VarunMayya Thank you for your Reply. Really they will help in building tools. But I don't know ABC Of coding. Without coding is it possible.
One of the best series. Absolutely love the vibe
He isn't the only one who "tried" to build chatgpt 10 years ago or even earlier, it's just that transformer wasn't invented back then. So this is nothing to be proud about.
How it is different from chatfuel, dialogflow, Ada. I feel haptik is overrated.
Great to see a founder hopefull about the future for software engineers. A breath of releif.
Great insights. Thanks for doing this.
Hey Varun, really enjoyed this podcast, please do a favor, can you share the link for Notes Summarizing tool by an israel company he mentioned in podcast, I tried all searches i know, can't find it.
Guyz, please like this comment to get Varun's attention✌
some sections of audio is muted.
I would like to see an electronic insists that might be also future because of ai without a hard performancing cpu .. that will give us lot of startup and that will allinged with the earliest investment from Indian govt ,
Wow, lots of learning.❤
Amazing conversation 🤍✌🏼
23:50 - This is so true!!
47:11 You have been micromanaging people because the talent is cheap and readily available in India compare to western countries.
I feel bad for the folks that are being micromanaged by you everyday. They just don't have their life. It is sad. You are the reason India is not innovative and only consumer based.
Varun mayya, jay shetty and radhi devlukia shetty are you guys cousins.😊
I cant tell Akrit how much I fu**ing need that Jarvis... man I am starving for it
What is the name of the tool that he mentioned ? Israel company? I am not able to find name
Same here. I hope Varun shares the link for it. I am searching and searching, lost my hope...
Good one
Plot twist both are AI talking to each other
Varun be trying to change thumbnails to retarget reach.. ahaha.. lol nice try big bro
Never saw a video with so many title and thumbnail changes under 24 hours😂
Really .... please.... update....in Hindi language
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Call Carl pie in oneplus open conversation to talk about nothing
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1000cr se 700cr kaise bhai
Arrey editor in my team who uploaded did wrong conversion of 100Million dollar to rupee. Plus this exit was when rupee was 70/ dollar
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Hello sir ...how do I contact him??
We are building something on lines of Jarvis 💯😌🙌
Would be great if we get a chance to meet him...
6 patents already published...
Working on the rest...
AI is a bubble, it won't be adapted quickly. It's more of a hype than being useful.
AI startups will fail miserably in near future.
ohk, tell me a few points, how will it burst?
@@krsnabantai
1. AI startups will raise lot of money.
2. They will work on AI tools which are not really required.
3. Once people will understand limitations of AI, they will stop/reduce using it.
4. AI startups will run into huge losses.
5. Unfortunately, they will layoff.
6. World might be normal again.
not true. few will fail but the major ones not@@shashwattripathi11
Only big players will survive, there is barely a anything that a big player can't do which a new startup will try to do.
brooo right now we are only seeing AI in software. We haven't started with hardware (very few of them are only doing it) as he said AI is a bubble to that I responded it is not! although I feel few things will affect if big players come all in but still the effect will not be that significant@@laviray5447
Hi
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I genuinely like your generic youtube Videos about business/AI/Technology but please don't make this a podcast channel.
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I'm working on AI agents for simplifying your job search. Have the version 1 ready. Droo your email if you want to be in closed beta
Where can I send email? Not here in public pls
Okay gave hope back to staying true to technology 🫠🫠