Mukesh Bansal on AI-powered founders, and growing jaggedly by wanting to learn and win

Mukesh Bansal, the founder of Myntra who was later sold to Flipkart, co-founded Curefit and now runs AI company Nurix and venture studio Meraki Labs, discussed his work in an interview. He considers himself a learner rather than a founder. His primary focus now is on managing Meraki Labs, where he incubates companies such as Nurix AI and Fermi.

Nurix AI is involved in enterprise AI, while Fermi aims to revolutionize education. Additionally, Bansal has an active role at Cult.fit, an e-commerce platform he co-founded, with the goal of an eventual IPO. He views himself as an operator, a founder, an investor, and an advisor, but ultimately sees himself as primarily a learner.

Bansal's curiosity and desire to learn have led him to various ventures and stages, and he finds the process of understanding new domains intellectually stimulating.