Startup And Fundraising 28 September 2026
a16z's Raghu Raghuram Highlights India's AI Potential, Insurance Shift
In an Economic Times interview, a16z partner Raghu Raghuram said Indian startups are poised to lead early AI adoption, emphasizing the need for dedicated hardware and infrastructure funding. He also noted that insurance companies are adapting to a fresh regulatory proposal aimed at streamlining AI‑driven products, urging clear guidelines to balance innovation with risk management.
Raghu Raghuram on India's AI Landscape
- Indian startups can become early AI adopters, but they need a separate fund for hardware and infrastructure to scale effectively.
- Insurance firms are navigating a new regulatory proposal that targets AI‑driven products, seeking clearer rules to foster innovation while managing risk.
Read the full interview in the Economic Times article.
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