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Meet Indian-origin CTOs leading OpenAI and Anthropic without IIT degrees

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Meet Indian-origin CTOs leading OpenAI and Anthropic without IIT degrees

Michael Young's concept of meritocracy raises questions in India's engineering education system regarding the necessity of IIT degrees.

Indian technologists Vijaye Raji and Rahul Patil have achieved prominent roles without attending IITs.

Both engineers climbed the ranks in major tech firms before leading significant AI teams.

Their success illustrates that merit in technology can come from diverse educational backgrounds.

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