Purpose is the whole point.
That’s the difference between footage and a story that actually moves someone.
Got something worth documenting? DM us — let’s make yours the one people can’t scroll past.
@yashprince1199@adityakumarx
You're not just posting to your followers anymore, you're auditioning for a stranger's interest everytime
That's what interest media means. The feed doesn't care who you know, only what keeps people watching
Most brands are still optimising for a platform that no longer exists.
India isn’t entering the AI era,
It’s building the infrastructure for it,
Brands that adapt early will define the next decade.
Watch Full Video Here: https://t.co/Uzn2xkbKNh
Most brands don’t need more content.
They need better creative direction.
The brands people remember aren’t lucky.
They understand storytelling, positioning, aesthetics, and consistency.
That’s how dream collaborations start.
Watch Full Video Here: https://t.co/agS3jYZ0nS
AI filmmaking isn’t cheap.
It’s just cheaper than impossible.
Costs ↓
Complexity ↑
The real shift?
AI is raising the ceiling, not lowering the bar.
Watch The Full Video: https://t.co/FelMKPVGxz
What if history didn’t just exist… but felt real?
AI + storytelling = bringing India’s past to life as cinema
20x cheaper. 10-year vision. Infinite possibilities.
We’re not preserving history anymore,
We’re experiencing it.
Watcha Full Video: https://t.co/i2lOA30goP
Most apps launch.
Very few become habits.
“Sayjo” isn’t chasing downloads
it’s aiming to become the app you instinctively open.
That’s a very different game.
Watch the full video: https://t.co/8rdezDtzS7
AI in filmmaking isn’t replacing creators—it’s changing how we create.
From assistance to integration, the shift is already here.
Watch the full video: https://t.co/XhoLCaHcp9
AI tools tried to replace filmmakers… and failed.
Now a new wave is rising — tools built with creators, not against them.
That’s why filmmakers are shifting. 🎥
👉 Watch full video here: https://t.co/mjE88PKqO3
#AIFilmmaking#CreatorEconomy#FutureOfFilm
“AI is going to replace filmmakers.”
That’s the most common thing I hear.
But the truth?
AI filmmaking has layers—and most people are only seeing the surface.
Once you understand this, your perspective changes.
Watch the full video here: https://t.co/RmxsgfbPbx
Me-too products will always lose.
Not to competitors.
To models.
If your idea is predictable, it’s replaceable.
Originality is the only real moat now.
Watch the full interview — link below.
https://t.co/nCo2ErlwAa
Everyone’s chasing valuation.
But if GPT or Claude can rebuild your product tomorrow,
what’s actually yours?
That’s the real question.
Go watch the full video on YouTube — link below.
https://t.co/NclfKblgeu
“AI will make this cheaper” is the biggest myth in production
AI doesn’t reduce ambition
It expands it
New worlds
New timelines
New creative directions
It doesn’t lower the floor
It raises the ceiling
We’re not hiring a content creator
We’re hiring someone who thinks in content systems
If you spot signals early
Build repeatable frameworks
And turn ideas into execution
Apply:
https://t.co/9jwSbgjgme
Made a promo video for the @JupiterExchange mobile app with @Y_yswe 🚀
Fun one to build, clean product, sharp storytelling.
Always good creating things that actually ship, shipping more with my team @InhouseDigital
Ankit [@kingofknowwhere] on India🇮🇳& AI produced by @adityakumarx x @yashprince1199
You guys keep asking whether India is an AI leader.
Wrong framing.
India isn’t trying to be the model lab.
India = AI Test Bed
India is the most price-sensitive AI market on Earth.
If your AI product survives here, it survives anywhere.
Indian users don’t tolerate $20/month hallucination engines.
They want:
- Cheap
- Useful
- Local
- Fast
- Voice-first
If it costs too much, it dies.
That pressure forces global AI pricing down.
India doesn’t just consume AI, It compresses it.
Sachet AI Era
India invented sachet shampoo economics.
Now we’re doing sachet AI.
Micro-payments. Micro-models. Micro-use cases.
Indian B2C brands using AI to cut cost per user will define the global template.
Not Silicon Valley.
India is in Stage 1:
Make AI cheap enough that everyone can touch it.
Once that happens?
CX, DX, EX innovation explodes.
Customer Experience.
Developer Experience.
Employee Experience.
First cheap.
Then better.
Then dominant.
“AI will kill Indian services”
No.
AI vendors sell call center AI at $10–15/hour.
Teleperformance does it for $3–5/hour.
Do the math.
Ankit worked with Deutsche Telekom. he's seen the pricing decks.
You think LLM wrappers are beating Tier-69 India labor arbitrage?
Good luck.
Hyderabad runs a billion-dollar medical coding industry.
People with 30–40 years of experience encoding ICD, CCD data.
Hyper specialised.
Low cost.
High accuracy.
AI doesn’t wipe that out.
It wraps around it.
India won’t fight AI.
It will metabolise AI.
Like China metabolized manufacturing.
India’s Real Play
Leadership isn’t about hype.
Leadership is:
Produce your own supply.
Consume your own supply.
Don’t depend on someone else’s stack.
China did it with manufacturing.
India will do it with services + AI.
Build.
Consume.
Reinvest.
Make it cheaper.
Export.
That’s the loop.
Favorite LLMs (Unfiltered Take)
Ankit's daily driver is Kimi.
It’s uncensored in a functional way.
Tastefully done.
Kimi Code ≈ Claude Code level.
Kimi Slides generates full decks using nanobana.
Kimi Compute User uses your machine like Claw but honestly works better.
It’s slept on. Rarely goes down.
Meanwhile:
Unsubscribed from Gemini.
Never used OpenAI models.
Yes, really.
Small Models > Hype Models
Liquid AI’s tiny LLMs running on phone?
Underrated.
Offline RPG models. Flashcard models.
Small is strategic.
India will win with smaller, cheaper, distributed intelligence.
Not trillion-parameter ego projects.
India isn’t behind.
It’s just playing a different game.
And most of you are still arguing about model benchmarks while India is figuring out how to make AI cost ₹5 per user.
That’s the real battlefield.