Archive · 10 Aug 2025
CureFit Founder on Building AI: It's Not Easy
Mukesh Bansal, the founder of CureFit, is puzzled why AI isn't making big changes in businesses yet, even though the AI models are getting better.
He says it's not as simple as just using AI tools, but that we need to change how businesses work.
He compares building AI to having the best brains in business and tech working together.
Bansal also says that India needs to boost its tech sector to keep up with global changes.
He thinks we need to put more money into research and bring smart scientists back home, as this is essential for India's progress.
CureFit founder Mukesh Bansal questions the limited real-world impact of LLMs on business.
Bansal suggests building production-class AI agents requires rethinking business processes.
He believes enterprise-grade AI agents need top human talent alongside LLMs for industry transformation.
Bansal warns that India's tech ecosystem needs strengthening amidst global tensions and the AI wave.
He calls for increased investment in research and attracting top Indian scientists.
- Who
- Mukesh Bansal, founder of CureFit.
- What
- Mukesh Bansal discusses the challenges and requirements for building effective AI agents.
- When
- August 10, 2025
- Where
- In a post on X (formerly Twitter)
- Why
- Bansal highlights the gap between AI advancements and their real-world business impact, and the need to strengthen India's tech sector.
- Person
- Mukesh Bansal
- Company Founded
- CureFit, Myntra
- Focus
- AI Agents and Business Impact
- Key Issue
- Limited real-world impact of advanced LLMs
- Solution
- Rethinking Business Processes