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Aditya Vijay, Founder & CEO of adihuman.ai, building the orchestration layer for running AI agents at scale. 17 years old. 12 AI products shipped. 50+ agents deployed across enterprises. Keynotes at Jio Platforms and BPCL. Started coding at 11. Paying clients at 13. Dropped out at 17. Receipts do the talking.

Aditya Vijay is the Founder & CEO of adihuman.ai, building the orchestration layer for running AI agents at scale. He's 17. That's the part people get stuck on. They shouldn't. 12 AI products shipped in 18 months. Not prototypes. Production systems serving thousands. 50+ AI agents deployed. 5 enterprise clients. 99.9% uptime. His main agent benchmarks at 96 on GAIA Level 3, a score most well-funded teams haven't come close to. Keynotes at Jio Platforms and BPCL. Expert sessions at NMIMS, KJSIET, FCRIT. 2,000+ students taught real frameworks from real building. Not theory recycled from a textbook. Started coding at 11. Paying clients at 13. Built and killed companies by 16. Dropped out at 17. Now shipping infrastructure that enterprises actually depend on. People keep asking when he'll slow down. The answer hasn't changed. He won't.

Aditya Vijay is the Founder & CEO of adihuman.ai, building the orchestration layer for running AI agents at scale. He's 17. And he operates at a frequency most people never find in an entire career. 12 AI products shipped in 18 months. Not demos collecting dust at hackathons. Production systems running live, serving thousands, breaking nothing. 50+ AI agents deployed across 5 enterprises at 99.9% uptime. His main agent scores 96 on GAIA benchmark Level 3. Teams with ten times the headcount and a hundred times the funding haven't hit that number. He did it before he could legally vote. He gives keynotes at Jio Platforms and BPCL on agentic AI and enterprise adoption. Rooms full of executives twice his age, listening. Runs expert sessions at NMIMS, KJSIET, and FCRIT on building MVPs, pitching, and shipping at speed. 2,000+ students taught at universities he never attended, using frameworks pulled from actually building. Not from syllabi designed by people who stopped shipping years ago. Started coding at 11. Paying clients at 13. Three companies built. One killed on purpose. Not because it failed, but because it wasn't big enough. Dropped out at 17. Here's the part that doesn't make sense on paper: he leads the entire team at adihuman.ai, sits on the board at Thinking Engines advising their AI and computer vision strategy, and still personally pushed 3,400+ commits last year. Managing people, advising founders, closing enterprise deals, and still in the code every single day. Most people can barely do one of those. He's doing all of them simultaneously and none of it is slowing down. People frame him as a prodigy. That misses the point entirely. Prodigies are interesting stories. Aditya Vijay is an operational reality. The agents are live. The clients are paying. The results don't need a narrative. They need a login.