The chatbot used “they” and “their” to address the CEO. Bhavish Aggarwal said, “Hoping that this “pronoun illness” doesn’t reach India."

Expressing concern about the influence of Western culture on Indian practices, Bhavish Aggarwal highlighted how 'pronouns illness' is seeping into various aspects of society.

His post has sparked debate on the internet with some users lauding Aggarwal, while others called out Aggarwal’s insensitivity towards gender pronouns.

Bhavish Aggarwal, co-founder and CEO of Ola, has triggered a debate on X with his opinion on non-binary pronouns. Aggarwal shared a screenshot of LinkedIn’s AI bot introducing him as “they” and “them”, and criticised the “politics of this pronouns illness”.

BJP spokesperson Pratul Shah Deo accused the Congress of involvement in black money operations after the Enforcement Directorate recovered over Rs 20 crore from the household help of Sanjiv Lal, Personal Secretary to Jharkhand Rural Development Minister Alamgir Alam,

Bhavish Aggarwal shared his thoughts on gender pronouns and sparked a debate on X with his viral post. The Ola CEO had asked LinkedIn's chatbot about himself and it had used 'they' and 'their' to address him.

Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal has been facing the ire of the Internet after he slammed gender pronouns and termed them as “illness” from the “West”.

OLA CEO Bhavish Aggarwal seems to have sparked a major debate on microblogging site X (formerly Twitter) for his comments on the answer that LinkedIn AI Bot's threw up on asking about his bio. Aggarwal asked LinkedIn AI Bot to throw up answer on the topic "Who Is Bhavish Aggarwal".

Bhavish Aggarwal criticized Western practices for using gender-neutral pronouns in corporate culture, suggesting it be sent back. Users questioned his offense at being called 'They' by an AI bot, pointing out gender-neutral pronouns in Indian languages.

Ola CEO, Bhavish Aggarwal, slams 'pronoun illness' after the LinkedIn AI bot referred to him as 'they'. Internet gives him a massive thumbs down.