Harshdeep Rapal, a California-based entrepreneur and founder of Legitt AI, was among the first to raise the question publicly. In a post on X, Rapal asked why Shah would walk away from a profitable, multi-billion-dollar startup on the cusp of an IPO for what is, at its core, a salaried position.
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