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Sam Altman said India can't build it's own ChatGPT. Tech Mahindra just did it

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Tech Mahindra's Project Indus, led by CP Gurnani, has developed a large-language model (LLM) in just five months for under $5 million. This initiative aims to enable communication in approximately 40 different local languages and dialects in India. Gurnani took on the challenge posed by Sam Altman of OpenAI, who expressed skepticism about India's ability to compete in the LLM space. The success of Project Indus highlights India's growing capabilities in AI and its potential to become self-reliant in technological advancements. Tech Mahindra plans to extend the project to include Bahasa Indonesia as well.

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PranjalHallucinating with LLMs....

I tried it, it seems it only understands devnagiri script. But it has a section where people can contribute in local languages, so people go and contribute.

2 days ago

Abhishek Thapliyal

tech mahindra to altman: saala kal ka launda hume sikhayega 😂

2 days ago

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