From the cinema to the Cilicon Valley: Kamal Haasan heads to Perplexityai’s San Francisco headquarters; pictures spread
The actor-activist politician was recently abandoned by San Francisco’s confusing AI headquarters to meet with its CEO, India-Origni AI expert Aravind Srinivas.
Haasan posted a snapshot of the visit on X and yelled at Srinivas and his team, praising their ingenuity and innovation.
“Curiosity doesn’t kill the cat, but creates Aravind Srinivas and Perplexityai,” he quips, giving philosophical talent, which is just another technical visit.
Netizen floating theory
The position spread rapidly.
Fans called the conference a “Indian pride” and some took a step further to make Haasan a brand ambassador for India’s confusing AI.
One user pointed out: “He stands for knowledge and self-learning.” Another messy one said: “From the script to Silicon Valley, your journey continues to inspire.”
Even Aravind Srinivas couldn’t hide his excitement and later posted a photo of himself with the legendary actor. He said he was inspired by Haasan’s ruthless curiosity and the motivation to incorporate cutting-edge technology into storytelling.
Strange AI obsession case
It turns out that Hassan’s AI passion is more than outdated fashion.
The veteran actor recently spent 45 days in the United States taking AI courses to understand how artificial intelligence can revolutionize filmmaking. A report by Deccan Herald said the course was initially 90 days and had to be shortened due to his work commitments – but his mission is still clear: Haasan wants AI to play the lead role in his upcoming film.
For him, this is not a new territory. Known for pushing the boundaries of movies Indian In visual effects Vishwaroopam– Hassan is no stranger to technology.
AI is just his latest playground.
Confused AI
Confused AI is an AI-powered search engine founded in 2022. It provides conversational, real-time answers by blending multiple basic models – making your Internet queries more like chatting with well-informed friends rather than scrolling through endless blue links.
Srinivas co-founded the platform with Andy Konwinski, Denis Yarats and Johnny Ho for injecting Indian creativity into Silicon Valley clever.
