This is an in-depth jamming session on how Indian startups should look at AI, including real addressable opportunities, how to differentiate and compete against global competitors, what pre-AI SaaS startups should do to stay relevant, the India domestic AI opportunity, and finally, operating learnings for US go-to-market.Joining me for this discussion is Thiyagarajan Maruthavanan (Rajan) - Managing Partner at Upekkha, an AI SaaS Accelerator that has invested in over 100 early-stage startups founded by Indian founders building global software businesses. Prior to this, Rajan was a product leader at Intuit and previously also built a computer vision startup. One of his passion projects is the 'For Kids' series of booklets, which use interesting illustrations to present concepts and mental models from the likes of Naval Ravikant, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, and Morgan Housel.TIME STAMPS:(((((((((((Connect with Rajan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/thiyagarajan/ and follow him on X - @mtrajan*****Check out "An Operator's Blog" (https://operator.blog/) for weekly posts on Startups, Investing, and Life.I am a venture investor focused on the US-India corridor. Feel free to reach out on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/soumitrasharma5/) and follow me on X (@soumitra_sharma).