NIKHIL KAMATH
AI bubble is coming, and there is no way out! Aswath Damodaran explains what investors should do before the crash begins
Valuation expert Aswath Damodaran believes an AI bubble is inevitable and investors cannot avoid its impact entirely. In a recent podcast, he traced the AI frenzy to ChatGPT's 2022 launch, which brought artificial intelligence into public consciousness. He explained how advances in computing power and access to vast amounts of data have transformed AI and fuelled today's enthusiasm.
The AI boom may transform the economy and still destroy capital, with stranded data centres and heavy investor losses
Investments in artificial intelligence by major companies have significantly increased in recent years. The overall investment in other sectors has shown minimal change during this period. AI's potential to enhance productivity suggests that current spending may benefit various industries like healthcare and education. Concerns exist regarding potential overinvestment and its subsequent impact on the economy.
Is the AI boom real or a bubble? Nikhil Kamath asks Silicon Valley founders
The artificial intelligence industry has attracted significant investments, reaching unprecedented valuation levels amid concerns. Discussions among technology founders revealed a gap between AI spending and revenue generated. Experts highlighted the need for improved computing infrastructure to support AI growth in India. There are opportunities for AI businesses to develop globally competitive models addressing local needs. The future economic benefits of AI must match substantial investments to avoid potential market pressures.
Zerodha co-founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath’s mother, Revathi, goes viral for her ragi mudde. This yummy dish is made of a millet Indians have been eating for 4,000 years, has more calcium than milk
Revathi Kamath, mum to entrepreneurs Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, was recently thanked by a Facebook user from Bengaluru for treating her to a delicious meal consisting of ragi mudde. According to Sadhguru, ragi is a nutritional powerhouse that can lower blood sugar and also improve digestive system.
Nikhil Kamath says AI valuations show signs of a bubble: Report
Kamath said many AI companies in the United States lack a truly defensible moat, raising questions about how durable their advantages will prove. He suggested that value creation in AI will increasingly shift toward companies that own local data and context, rather than being concentrated only among the developers of large AI models.
She rejected IIM for baking: How Megha Sarayan built a Rs 2 crore per year business with just Rs 5,000 and secured Rs 1 crore on Shark Tank India
Though obtaining an MBA from an Indian Institute of Management is a goal for many, Megha Sarayan opted for an alternate route. The University of Calcutta economics alumnus turned down an offer from IIM Kozhikode after successfully passing the entrance exam and intensive interviews. Instead, she concentrated on expanding her baking business, which now allegedly earns more than Rs 2 crore each year.
Viceroy Hotels shares rise 2% as Zerodha founders Nithin, Nikhil Kamath pick 6.72% stake
Viceroy Hotels shares witnessed an uptick on Tuesday after Zerodha founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath acquired a 6.72% stake in the company during the September quarter. The hotel operator, which emerged from insolvency in 2024, is expanding its portfolio in Hyderabad and has plans to acquire SLN Terminus Hotels and Resorts.
From 'lower middle class' Tamil family, he missed IIT Madras CSE by just 0.01, was rejected by MIT. Today, he is the CEO of a $20 billion AI startup
Perplexity cofounder and CEO Aravind Srinivas turned academic setbacks into a remarkable AI career. After missing IIT Madras Computer Science by 0.01 CGPA, he taught himself coding and machine learning, eventually topping a Computer Science class. MIT rejected his PhD application, but UC Berkeley admitted him. After working with OpenAI and Google DeepMind, Srinivas cofounded Perplexity in 2022. The startup reached a $20 billion valuation in 2025, while Forbes estimates his net worth at $2.1 billion.
Zerodha founders Nithin, Nikhil Kamath pick up 6.72% stake in Viceroy Hotels
Zerodha founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath have acquired a 6.72% stake in Viceroy Hotels through Kamath Associates and Nksquared. The investment comes as the hotel company recovers after insolvency resolution, expands its portfolio and seeks capital through a Rs 105-crore rights issue.
Wipro's new bench policy: IT company extends bench time for junior- to mid-level employees; what is new rule, when does it start and what it means
Wipro bench policy: Wipro will implement a new bench policy starting October 1 for junior- and mid-level employees. Employees in Band 2 and below can remain on the bench for six months after release from projects. This decision aims to provide additional time for redeploying employees without billable project assignments. However, employees who do not secure a project within the stipulated time may face separation.
UP couple relocates to Panna after seeing social media posts about diamond finds, strikes jackpot with four gems worth Rs 12 lakh; couple to receive proceeds after state royalties and taxes are deducted
After relocating to Panna, Guddi Devi and Rajkumar Shrivas decided to lease a mining pit. They discovered four diamonds during their six-month digging effort, including two high-quality stones. The diamonds, weighing a total of 5.16 carats, are valued at approximately ₹12 lakh. These diamonds will be sold through a government auction, with royalties and taxes deducted from the proceeds.
Nikhil Kamath has a '100' funding message for startups: Zerodha co-founder backs post urging startups to raise enough money to stay comfortable for “a year or two” as “next year could be bad”
Nikhil Kamath advice for startups: The Zerodha co-founder expressed agreement with a warning that startups should raise capital soon due to uncertain conditions. A social media post highlighted the importance of securing enough money for the next one or two years. India’s funding environment is experiencing a decline in deal volume but an increase in total funding amounts. The focus is shifting towards larger funding rounds amidst challenging market conditions.
Bengaluru CEO spends Rs 2700 to fix broken footpath himself. IIT Madras alumnus says repeated complaints went unanswered
Bengaluru CEO and IIT Madras alumnus Siddharth Dialani took matters into his own hands to address a hazardous footpath that posed a risk to public safety. After reporting the issue to local authorities with no action taken, he decided to cover the repair costs himself. His actions shed light on the persistent struggles urban citizens encounter when dealing with civic responsibilities.
Zerodha’s Nikhil Kamath lives in 7,000 sq ft apartment at Bengaluru’s Kingfisher Towers, featuring panoramic skyline views, floor-to-ceiling windows, a wooden-decked balcony, modern art, concierge services, private parking and advanced security
Nikhil Kamath house tour: Nikhil Kamath lives in a large apartment located in Kingfisher Towers, a prestigious area of Bengaluru. The apartment features modern design elements and expansive living spaces that promote comfort and relaxation. Kamath co-founded Zerodha, an influential brokerage firm that significantly contributed to his wealth. His portfolio extends to investment management and startup ventures, enhancing his financial influence. Kingfisher Towers offers residents various amenities, making it a desirable living destination.
India needs to fix travel experience to attract more foreign tourists, Nikhil Kamath ignites tourism debate
To increase the number of foreign visitors, India should improve the tourist experience upon arrival. Experts highlight the importance of resolving issues such as lengthy queues and inadequate public washrooms. The lack of hotel rooms during peak seasons also deters travelers. Innovative travel solutions, including AI assistants, are on the rise. By diversifying destinations, India can promote longer visits and encourage repeat travelers.
Narendra Modi: Teachers, mother & people who shaped Indian Prime Minister's life
Narendra Modi’s journey from childhood to becoming India’s Prime Minister: Prime Minister Modi's life lessons stem from his mother and father's guidance. Teachers recognized his potential beyond academic performance, shaping his outlook. Swami Vivekananda's writings provided early intellectual and spiritual inspiration. RSS mentor Lakshmanrao Inamdar guided his organizational development and education. Ordinary people encountered throughout his life remain his greatest teachers.
At 76, PM Narendra Modi’s journey runs from a Gujarat town to the world stage
Narendra Modi Biography: Prime Minister Narendra Modi turns seventy-six on September seventeenth. His political journey began in Vadnagar and led him to national leadership. Modi served as Gujarat's chief minister for over a decade. He became India's prime minister in two thousand fourteen. Modi now holds the record for India's longest-serving elected prime minister.
First they called him Nithin, then WTF flipped the script: Nithin Kamath’s birthday wish as Nikhil turns 40
Nikhil Kamath’s growing WTF and WTFund profile has ended years of confusion with brother Nithin. Nithin also recalls Zerodha’s early press breakthrough, which nearly doubled monthly account openings and revealed an unexpected growth opportunity.
Nithin Kamath vs Nikhil Kamath: Who is more handsome? Zerodha's CEO reacts after discovering team member's choice
Zerodha VP Dinesh Pai jokingly declared Nikhil Kamath better looking than his brother Nithin on X, asking others not to tell Nithin. He eventually found out and cheekily said he would change the website photo to feature Nikhil under his name. The exchange amused social media users, who shared jokes about the Kamath brothers, their similar names and Nikhil's unexpected win in the looks contest.
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