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Indian VCs look to ride the AI wave in 2024
OpenAI’s runaway success has spawned a slew of Indian startups keen to take a shot at generative AI. A fair amount of capital is being invested behind the latest buzzword—but it’s unclear what will stick.
26 December, 2023•6 min
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26 December, 2023•6 min
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