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An Indian engineering team just raised $25 million to deploy AI agents across America’s healthcare system. SPRY Health, founded by former Ola CTO Brij Bhuptani and Riyaz Rehman, has built autonomous billing agents that achieve 90% first-submission claim acceptance – outperforming human processors stuck at 70-75% industry standard.

It’s easy to get excited about ideas. We’ve all been there, heady with the thrill of a brilliant concept that sounds great on paper. However, there’s a certain satisfaction that comes from transforming those concepts into tangible realities. That’s the true test – the moment an abstract vision takes on a life of its own.

With all the hype about SaaS businesses being disrupted by AI agents and outcome-driven models, a conversation between product leaders from traditional SaaS companies was bound to get interesting. Vasanth Krishna, former Director of Product at Dropbox, wasted no time diving into his past experiences, highlighting what didn’t work.

We are witnessing the most brutal competitive era in tech history unfold in real time. In the last fifty days, we’ve observed every major platform transform into a digital Pac-Man, systematically consuming every adjacent market they can reach. This is the endgame of AI-powered expansion, and here’s what it means for everyone trying to survive in the maze.

Sometimes the most important conversations happen in the most unexpected ways. Ashwin from Moative and I were talking a few weeks ago about India’s AI moment when we realized something profound: we’re sitting on a $100 billion opportunity that could reshape how the world thinks about enterprise software.

Part of the Advantage India series: How Indian founders are building global AI solutions for underserved markets While Silicon Valley debates the metaphysics of AGI (artificial general intelligence), a Bangalore-founded startup has built something more practical: AI that actually makes money for small businesses worldwide.  Zoca just raised $6 million to deploy AI agents across […]

Avoiding the Infrastructure Trap: The Wrong Race, and the Smarter Road Ahead for AI in India.