Startups Should Not Aim To Build AI Products; But To Solve a Customer Need Gap

A report by NASSCOM and BCG reveals that India’s artificial intelligence market is predicted to reach a staggering USD 17 billion by 2027

By Paromita Gupta | Jun 05, 2024
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Technology entrepreneurs now have come to realize that artificial intelligence is not the key to success; rather success can be achieved by identifying the problem they want to address.

The world is being introduced to new AI startups now and then. According to Tracxn, a market research firm, there are 5,940 Artificial Intelligence startups in India including Freshworks, Shiprocket, DeHaat, Ixigo, and Bizongo. Read more

Technology entrepreneurs now have come to realize that artificial intelligence is not the key to success; rather success can be achieved by identifying the problem they want to address.

The world is being introduced to new AI startups now and then. According to Tracxn, a market research firm, there are 5,940 Artificial Intelligence startups in India including Freshworks, Shiprocket, DeHaat, Ixigo, and Bizongo. Read more

Paromita Gupta

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Covered news and trends in AI and Metaverse segments. An avid book reader running her personal blog on the side.

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