The Times of India

He sold two companies before turning 21 and raised $3 million at 19: What students can learn from AI founder's journey

Indian AI entrepreneur Dhravya Shahs journey from college projects to building Supermemory highlights a new approach to startups and artificial intelligence. After creating multiple open-source products, Shah turned a personal context tool into an AI memory infrastructure company. In a Solo Founders podcast interview, he explains why memory and context could become crucial for future AI agents, and shares lessons on entrepreneurship, dropping out, building consistently, and pursuing ideas with conviction.