Raghav’s remarkable journey began in the final year of his undergraduate studies when he founded the company at the young age of 20.

While pursuing his MBA at the prestigious IIM Ahmedabad, he made the audacious decision to drop out and fully commit himself to the world of technology. This decision showcased his unwavering commitment to his vision and passion for pioneering groundbreaking solutions.

Despite his finance background as a Chartered Financial Analysis (CFA), Raghav’s true passion lay in coding & is self-taught coder.

His ability to seamlessly bridge the worlds of finance and technology has been instrumental in Fluid AI’s success.

Fascinated by how technology can change the way we live, work, and connect, his brother and he co-founded Fluid AI when I was just 20 years old.

Back then, they were just two guys with a laptop and a crazy idea: to build AI that could do more than just automate tasks—it could think, adapt, and influence like a human. Fast forward to today, and that idea has grown into a company that helps global enterprises achieve up to 50x ROI, transforming how they operate, innovate, and engage with the world.

One of their most ambitious projects was creating Warren Buffett’s Digital Human—an AI that could emulate his decision-making style and conversational depth. Seeing people interact with it for the first time was surreal. It showed him just how powerful AI can be when it feels more human than machine.

But it wasn’t always easy. In the early days, they had to convince people that AI wasn’t just a buzzword but a tool that could genuinely change their business. They made a lot of mistakes, took some big risks, and learned the hard way. But each challenge taught us something valuable, and every setback fueled our drive to innovate even more.

He never set out to be an entrepreneur. he just wanted to build something meaningful. But along the way, he has been lucky enough to be recognized on the Forbes 30 Under 30 and Fortune 40 Under 40 lists, and to win the TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon in New York—a 24-hour coding marathon that pushed me to my limits.

Beyond the awards and accolades, what drives he is the endless possibility of what AI can do. Whether it’s revolutionizing operations, enhancing decision-making, or reshaping customer experiences, he believe we’re only scratching the surface of its potential.