Tag: Observations
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ChatGPT India Launch – What could go wrong, did go wrong
When OpenAI announced ChatGPT Go for India earlier this week, the launch looked like a masterstroke. At ₹399 per month, users were promised extended access to GPT-5, improved image generation, and premium features at a price point tailored for India. Even better, OpenAI added support for UPI payments—a move that showed it understood how Indians…
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No Scissors Required: The Small Product Packaging Fix That Delights
I’m a huge fan of thoughtful product packaging. Done right, packaging can be the perfect cherry on top of a great consumer experience—one that not only protects the product but also adds a touch of delight when you interact with it. But there’s one small, persistent pain point that ruins the moment for me: needing…
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When Police Knocked On My Door: My Introduction to Axon’s Tech Ecosystem
A couple of days ago, police showed up at my door super early in the morning. Of course, I was fast asleep and didn’t answer the first time they rang the doorbell. A few minutes later, the bell rang again, and this time, I forced myself to wake up to see what was going on….
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Untapped Second Order Network Effects: Facebook Jobs and LinkedIn Dating
When we think of LinkedIn, we picture polished profiles, professional accolades, and career milestones. Conversely, Facebook conjures images of family reunions, vacation snapshots, and local community chatter. Yet, a deeper look at their user bases and behaviors reveals a surprising twist: LinkedIn is the de facto elite dating pool, while Facebook serves as an unstructured…
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A Creative Solution to Combat Financial Fraud by Indian Regulators
Ever received a call claiming to be from your bank, only to find out it was a scam? This is a daily reality for many in India (and frankly most countries), where impersonation fraud has become a major threat to financial security. In fact, the problem is so widespread that Netflix created an entire series,…