India, Oct. 21 -- For decades, Indian engineers and researchers moved to Silicon Valley, joining global technology companies and contributing to products and research that shaped the industry. Now, the tides are turning. Indian talent with experience at some of the world's most influential AI labs is making its way back home to build startups and research organisations of its own.

This emerging trend could signal a new wave of reverse brain drain. But what has changed to make India a more credible place to build AI companies for those who have worked at the world's leading research labs? And why is this happening now? Let's ponder in this edition of The AI Shift.

A Land Of Opportunities

The shift is being driven by a combination of ent...