Chinese automotive companies are moving from copying to true innovation, creating mature technologies that are competitive with Western standards.

There's a significant difference between plagiarizing ideas and being influenced by them; true innovation requires digesting and synthesizing information into original work.

I believe that the knowledge and talent from Silicon Valley are gradually spreading to other regions, which is a positive development.

I believe that the next big creator won't just replicate my style; they will innovate and bring something new to the platform.

I want to transform ideas I see into something 100 times better, rather than just copying what others do.

The Indian startup ecosystem has evolved to focus more on local needs rather than just copying models from the US or China.

I find comparisons of companies like Xiaomi to Apple to be more about theft than flattery. When you invest years into creating something innovative, seeing it copied feels like a disregard for the effort and creativity involved.

A significant mindset shift is taking place in India, overcoming historical influences and traditional government procedures that previously made us appear as lagging behind.

While there is a mix of local innovation and the application of successful models to new markets, the creativity in startup applications has not diminished during the pandemic.