“At end of the day, what we are really trying to do is make advertising very personal. And what that means is that with artificial intelligence, we should be able to do creatives which are very specific to a user, and that is okay that they are generated through artificial intelligence, because we’re not trying to mislead.”
He added that AI-driven creatives can make the internet more engaging and less disruptive for users, improving both consumer experience and monetisation.Read Here | AI creates new roles even as it disrupts old ones, say startups at India AI Summit
Six Sense Mobility is riding India’s shift towards software-defined and connected vehicles. The IIT Delhi-incubated startup has raised ₹44 crore in a pre-series A round led by ace investor Ashish Kacholia, with participation from Piper Serica Angel Fund.
The company is developing full-stack automotive electronics, including telematics and intelligent control systems. It aims to become a tier-1 technology partner to leading OEMs such as Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles and Sonalika Tractors.
CEO & Co-Founder Sumit Roy highlighted the opportunity as India’s automotive sector moves from mechanical machines to connected, software-driven platforms.
Read Here | Indian startups turn their focus towards building AI tools that solve real-world problems
At Bharat Mandapam, Zepto showcased its quick commerce model with a live dark store setup on the summit floor. The fully operational setup processed real orders in real time, giving attendees a behind-the-scenes look at how five-minute deliveries are executed.
From AI-led inventory planning to rapid fulfilment, the demo showed how technology powers hyperlocal commerce.
Aadit Palicha, Co-Founder & CEO of Zepto, said hyperlocal e-commerce is a model that has evolved uniquely in India.
He explained that delivering within minutes requires strong technology systems and tight operational execution working together behind the scenes.
According to him, the service matches global standards and is not commonly seen even in developed markets. He added that it makes everyday life more convenient for customers, and many international visitors have experienced it first-hand. He hopes they will share their experiences when they return to Europe, the US and other parts of Asia.
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