Rishabh Agrawal, an IIT Bombay graduate, declined a substantial offer from Meta. He chose to leave the company to establish his own artificial intelligence startup. Agrawal’s decision reflects a growing trend among young engineers in India. Many are now prioritizing entrepreneurship over corporate roles in deep tech. This move highlights a shift in the nation’s burgeoning tech ecosystem. Rishabh Agrawal, an IIT Bombay graduate, declined a substantial offer from Meta. He chose to leave the company to establish his own artificial intelligence startup. Agrawal’s decision reflects a growing trend among young engineers in India. Many are now prioritizing entrepreneurship over corporate roles in deep tech. This move highlights a shift in the nation’s burgeoning tech ecosystem.
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