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Two Indian teenagers built software that reads web pages like a person. Sam Altman wrote a cheque.

Induced AI raised $2.3 million in October 2023 for a modified browser that turns plain English instructions into working automation.

In October 2023 Induced AI announced a $2.3 million seed round backed by Sam Altman and the venture firm Peak XV. Its co-founders were Indian teenagers: Aryan Sharma, then 18, and Ayush Pathak, 19. Their product converts plain English instructions into executable code in real time, driving a modified Chrome browser that reads and clicks web interfaces the way a person does.

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What the company built

Induced AI's platform takes an instruction written in ordinary English and turns it into code that runs immediately. The execution happens inside a modified Chrome browser, which reads and interacts with web interfaces the way a human operator would: finding the field, filling it, pressing the button.

That design choice is the point of the company. Conventional enterprise automation connects to software through an API, a formal interface that a system's owner has to provide. Where no API exists, the automation stops. Induced AI's approach works on the page itself, so a site that was never built to be automated can still be driven, and the reporting notes it can handle complicated steps including two-factor authentication.

The round, and who backed it

The $2.3 million seed round was announced on 4 October 2023. YourStory named two backers: Sam Altman, the OpenAI co-founder, and the venture firm Peak XV.

A seed round is the first institutional money a startup takes, and it is priced almost entirely on the founders rather than on results, because there are rarely results yet. That is what makes the investor list the substance of the story. Two teenagers with no prior company to point to raised capital from one of the most visible figures in artificial intelligence, in the year when every investor in the world was being pitched an AI product.

Why browser automation is worth money

Large organisations run on software that does not talk to other software. Staff spend hours moving data between systems by hand because the systems were bought at different times from different vendors, and rebuilding them is more expensive than paying people to bridge the gap.

An automation layer that operates at the level of the screen rather than the database is aimed directly at that gap. It requires no cooperation from the vendor and no integration project. The difficulty is reliability: a page layout changes, a button moves, and automation that reads the interface visually can break where an API-based integration would not. Induced AI was selling into small and medium-sized companies at the time of the round.

What is known about Aryan Sharma

Very little, and this page will not invent more. YourStory identifies him as an 18-year-old Indian co-founder of Induced AI, described with his partner as a young technology enthusiast. No city is named in that article, no school or university is mentioned, and no prior company is attributed to him.

The article carries no direct quotation from either founder. What is documented is the company, the product, the round and the two ages. Everything else, including his exact date of birth, is absent from the record used here.

Where Aryan Sharma is now

The sources used for this page stop in October 2023, with the funding announced and the stated intention of speeding up development of the automation product. Nothing here records the company's later revenue, headcount, further funding or status.

One practical note for anyone searching: Aryan Sharma is a common name in India, and results will mix several unrelated people. The reliable query is the company. Induced AI, October 2023, $2.3 million, Sam Altman and Peak XV, is the set of facts that identifies this particular eighteen-year-old.

20232023OctOctAfterMILESTONES IN ORDERALL AT AGE 18 · BORN 2005
Aryan Sharma — every milestone on this page, in order.
2023
Co-founds Induced AI with Ayush PathakCo-founds Induced AI with Ayush Pathak, building plain-English browser automation
Oct 2023
Company announces a $2.3 million seed Company announces a $2.3 million seed round backed by Sam Altman and Peak XV
Oct 2023
YourStory reports the founders aged 18YourStory reports the founders aged 18 and 19, working with small and medium-sized companies
After 2023
No further funding, revenue or companyNo further funding, revenue or company update in the sources used here
PersonCountryMilestoneAge / Stat
Moziah BridgesUnited StatesFounding Mo's Bows at nine; NBA licensing deal for team bow tiesAge 9
Bella TippingAustraliaEvery travel review site asked adults what they thought. Hers asked the chAge 13
Aryan SharmaIndiaCo-founding Induced AI at 18Age 18
Ollie ForsythUnited KingdomThe Budding Entrepreneur Club, an invitation-only founders' networkAge 18
Ayush PathakIndiaCo-founding Induced AI at 19Age 19

What is documented — and what is not

✓ Documented

  • Co-founded Induced AI; aged 18 in October 2023 (YourStory)
  • Company raised a $2.3 million seed round announced 4 October 2023, backed by Sam Altman and Peak XV (YourStory)
  • Product turns plain English into executable code, run through a modified Chrome browser (YourStory)

? Unverified, disputed or wrong

  • No home city, school or date of birth published
  • No direct quotation from either founder in the source used here
  • No revenue, headcount or company update after October 2023

Questions people ask about Aryan Sharma

How old is Aryan Sharma?

YourStory described him as 18 in October 2023, placing his birth around 2005. No date of birth is published in that source.

What does Induced AI do?

It converts plain English instructions into executable code in real time, running them through a modified Chrome browser that reads and interacts with web pages like a person.

How much did Induced AI raise?

A $2.3 million seed round, announced on 4 October 2023.

Did Sam Altman invest in Induced AI?

Yes. YourStory names Sam Altman and the venture firm Peak XV as backers of the seed round.

Who co-founded Induced AI?

Aryan Sharma, then 18, and Ayush Pathak, then 19.

Where in India is Aryan Sharma from?

The source used here does not name a city, and this page does not guess.

Is Aryan Sharma on Wikipedia?

No Wikipedia article on him was identified in the research behind this page.

Where is Aryan Sharma now?

Nothing after the October 2023 funding announcement appears in the sources used here.

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Sources

  1. Indian Teenage Prodigies Woo Sam Altman, Secure $2.3M for Induced AI — YourStory, 2023-10-18

Checked by the Geniuses.club editorial team. Ages are given as of September 2026.

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