Artificial intelligence startups led by Indian entrepreneurs are struggling to attract tech talent for US-based roles.
A cocktail of regulatory uncertainty, steep new fees and immigration anxieties has spooked H-1B visa holders and made them reluctant to switch from big tech firms to smaller, riskier ventures, multiple founders told ET. They said the second order effects of the new H1-B regulations are starting to show even in lateral hires — a segment relatively less affected by policy flux.
“We are hiring for machine learning and AI roles in the…
