Founder of explainx.ai and AI educator
Yash Thakker
Yash Thakker is the founder of explainx.ai. His work focuses on AI education, product development, and practical uses of generative AI.
About Yash Thakker
Yash Thakker is an AI instructor and product builder who founded explainx.ai in 2023. He teaches live generative AI workshops and creates courses on Udemy and Coursera, covering AI agents, retrieval-augmented generation, AI tools, and product development.
Before founding explainx.ai, he worked in software development and product roles at companies including SDL, IDfy, Fynd, and PixelBin. His work also includes AI products such as Olly.social.
His personal website reports more than 350,000 students taught and over 50 courses. These figures are self-reported and were checked on September 15, 2026.
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- Claude for Small Business: Anthropic's 2026 AI Revolution for Main Street America →
The 3,000-word definitive guide to Claude for Small Business. Explore how Anthropic is putting enterprise-grade AI directly into QuickBooks, PayPal, HubSpot, and Canva to help small businesses close books, chase invoices, plan payroll, and run campaigns—all with human-in-the-loop approval. Includes technical analysis of the trust architecture, CDFI partnerships, and the AI Fluency for Small Business training program.
- Android 17, Gemini Intelligence, and Google Books: The 5,000+ Word Definitive Encyclopedia of the 2026 Google OS Revolution →
The 5,000-word definitive guide to the May 2026 Google Show. Explore the internal RAG pipelines of Android 17, the controversial 'Buy Button' trust mechanics, the Android Auto redesign, and the technical specifications of the new 'Google Book' category. Authored by Yash Thakker.
- Building AI-native companies in India: YC's blueprint meets bootstrap reality (2026) →
Diana's YC video outlines the AI-native company playbook: intelligence layers, thousand-x engineers, and minimal middleware. Indian founders face a different equation—₹2.5L/month token bills, hiring vs building tradeoffs, and revenue timelines that don't allow 6-month experiments. Here is the translation.