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Sarvam AI: Empowering Indian Languages with AI Sarvam AI, co-founded by Vivek Raghavan and Pratyush Kumar, focuses on building AI that caters to India’s linguistic diversity. Their Indic Voice Large Language Models (LLMs) allocate 40% of their token

Indian AI Startup Sarvam Launches ‘SARVAM 1’ – LLM Trained on 10 Indic Languages: The Indian AI ecosystem is witnessing a lo of new innovations day by day. A new innovation by SARVAM AI has come in news. It has launched an LLM trained model called S

World class Innovation in AI shall never come from India. Do you really think we can comeup with something like Devin or Sora? Krutrim is a joke.

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Several Villages of India don’t have electricity Till now but the rise of EV in India will need more electricity to run will India face ENERGY CRISIS in near future??

Ever wondered how Indian GenAI startups are shaking up the tech world? 1. Alltius: AI assistants for enterprise sales and support. 2. Meritic: Business intelligence tools with a storytelling co-pilot. 3. Krutrim: Large language model for 10 India

In order to get the right answer from ai we need prompting but it needs to type or through microphone to speak Do we have a multilingual language ai so that instead of typing just through speaking we can get the exact answer I know ola ai krutrim d

Validate my idea ... What if there application like cambly, but here we can talk to AI bots on video call to improve our English speaking skills This application is LLMs type but video- based chatgpt.

BMW is the best luxury car across the globe, in fact in they made close to $150 Billion in revenue in FY22 Interestingly their India business contributes only 0.5% of their overall revenue, but why are they failing in India? See, what works in the

New Unicorn of India - Krutim - Krutrim, a young AI startup founded in April 2023, has taken the Indian tech scene by storm. Co-founded by Bhavish Aggarwal, of Ola fame, Krutrim achieved unicorn status in a record-breaking fashion, securing $50 mill