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Indian CEO Plagiarizes Viral AI Post, Faces Backlash

Vihan Pratap Singh’s copy of Greg Isenberg’s AI commentary—with only a Stanford-to-IIT swap—has drawn over 560 reactions underscoring questions about originality on LinkedIn.

A Gurgaon-based founder has been criticised for lifting a Florida CEO's post (Representational image)
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Overview

  • Singh’s June 29 LinkedIn post lifted Greg Isenberg’s December 18 reflection on AI and human cognition verbatim except swapping “Stanford graduate” for “IIT graduate.”
  • X user Shobhit Bakliwal exposed the plagiarism on June 30, prompting widespread media coverage and debates over intellectual property.
  • The original Isenberg post has amassed 6.2 million views as it warns that overreliance on AI tools may weaken human cognition.
  • Singh’s plagiarised post has attracted more than 560 reactions and comments and he has not responded to requests for comment.
  • The incident has intensified scrutiny of content authenticity on professional platforms, raising ethical questions about localisation and appropriation of digital commentary.