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Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and one of the world’s leading philanthropists, shared his observations on India’s entrepreneurship boom, the impact of its universities, and why the country is becoming a global talent hub. From technology to philanthropy, he offers a glimpse into his journey and the principles that have shaped his life.
Gates discusses with Raj Shamani philosophy on wealth and inheritance, his thoughts on AI startups if he were starting today, and the biggest misconceptions about him. Gates also talks about the challenges faced by his foundation, including scientific hurdles and global funding cuts, and why empathy is key to understanding inequalities. He highlights problems money can’t fix, such as obesity, and emphasizes the importance of continuous learning.
In the last segment, he opens up about his fears, including AI, climate change, and the next pandemic. He reflects on how ageing affects intelligence, how his relentless work ethic shaped his 20s, and why this is the best time to be a learner. Finally, he shares how he hopes to be remembered by the world.
