Mental food, as you rush. Vinit Bhansali's blog

Category Ideas

Ideas I’ve had and want to implement/visit/do.
Or just general stuff related to personal work I want to persue.

Unbundling “Consumer Tech” Startups

Let’s unbundle the term “Consumer Tech” when it comes to startups. This isn’t the catch-all umbrella term that it used to be. Business models, product focus, customer maturity, revenue model diversification and usage patterns have expanded and founders and investors… Continue Reading →

AI-first world is an entrepreneurial paradise

One thing that differentiates an entrepreneurial person from someone who isn’t one, is that entrepreneurs put in the effort to discover problem statements. They do this by pattern recognition, user interviews, optimisation of existing solutions, etc. Of course, an entrepreneur… Continue Reading →

Secret to Stable Online Communities: Strong Curation

I’ve been mulling over why some online communities thrive while others spiral into chaos, for some time and I’ve observed a fascinating pattern. Imagine a fledgling online community (even a closed WhatsApp group). In its early stages, the group establishes… Continue Reading →

Safety planning is for everyone

When it comes to tech, safety is about anti-virus, firewalls, backups, two-factor auth, etc. Manufacturing: It’s about Kanban, over engineering processes, safety equipment, etc. Healthcare: Deep cleaning equipment, measured dosage, tracking previous illnesses, etc. Each industry has its own contours… Continue Reading →

FinTech is the new (startup) oil

In an avg YCombinator cohort FinTech went from 7% to 24% in 11 yrs. I’m intrigued that this growth is exclusive of Blockchain, cleanly sidestepping irrational exuberance My take: While Regulators in India & US are both catching up with… Continue Reading →

Using AI to help talk about AI

I used ChatGPT to explain the impact of AI to 1st year students.

Here’s an excerpt of a talk I gave at CMR Institute Of Technology last month

Questioning generative AI

The more I play with various AGI tools (ChatGPT, Jasper, etc), the more I realize the importance of an ability to ask good questions It is getting easier and easier to get answers from machines. It’s framing the question that takes… Continue Reading →

Sunk Cost Fallacy: What is it & How to avoid it?

The sunk cost fallacy is a cognitive bias that leads us to make suboptimal decisions.
It occurs when we place too much importance on the money or time we have already invested in something, even if it is no longer the best option.

The Startup Circle Of Life

Dear Founders and Startup teams,The Circles help us getting further ahead tomorrow than where we were yesterday. The Boxes are short interludes. Keep track, but don’t make that your main focus. PS: Yes, I know – someone will comment that… Continue Reading →

I love you but not that much

It is not only acceptable but required that you love your product.Why else would you spend 1000s of hours building something if you don’t love it?! But please understand what exactly is it that you are loving. Don’t blindly love your… Continue Reading →

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