US Edition‘This Game Is Rigged’: Indian-Origin Berkeley Graduate Experiments with Fake Founder Persona, Fools 27 Investors Using Buzzwords
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‘This game is rigged’: Indian-origin Berkeley graduate experiments with fake founder persona, fools 27 investors using buzzwords
UC Berkeley graduate Bhavye Khetan sparked debate by posing as a fake founder with no product or plan. By using buzzwords like “Stanford,” “Palantir,” and “AI,” he drew responses from 27 of 34 venture capitalists. His experiment exposed how superficial signals often trump substance in the startup world, prompting both applause and ethical concerns online.
US Investors Fooled By Indian-Origin UC Berkeley Student
Oakland News Online Blog – vlog by Zennie62 YouTube. OaklandNewsOnline.com is the original blog post for this content. A young Indian man named Bhavye Khetan, who studied at UC Berkeley, has gone viral on social media after making a surprising … via IFTTT Note from Oakland News Now Blog, Zennie62 YouTube, and Zennie62Media: this Oakland ... Read moreThe post US Investors Fooled By Indian-Origin UC Berkeley Student appeared first on Oakland News …
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