India's ChatGPT backed by Mukesh Ambani to launch next month

A consortium backed by Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries and India’s top engineering schools will reportedly launch its first ChatGPT-style service, Hanooman, next month.

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Hanooman aims to leverage its capabilities in 11 local languages across four key sectors: healthcare, governance, financial services, and education.

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During a technology conference in Mumbai, BharatGPT provided a preview of Hanooman, showcasing its potential to revolutionize AI applications in various domains.

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The model's development involved collaboration with prestigious IITs, including the one in Bombay, with support from Reliance Jio Infocomm and the Centre.

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Hanooman's integration of speech-to-text capabilities enhances its accessibility and usability, catering to a wider audience across diverse linguistic backgrounds.

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Additionally, Reliance Jio's involvement includes plans to create customized models tailored for specific purposes.

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The initiative underscores India's growing role in the global AI landscape, positioning itself as a significant player in the development and deployment of AI-driven solutions.

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If successful, Hanooman could pave the way for further innovation and advancements in AI technology, with far-reaching implications for various sectors and industries in India and beyond.

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