India is Launching Its Own Home Made AI, Know How This Is Different And Far Batter From Deepseek And Chat GPT

Last updated: January 30, 2025 10:27 pm

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Hey everyone, guess what? India is making a big move in the world of AI! They are creating their own AI model, and they say it will be even better than Deepseek and ChatGPT! Keep reading to find out all the details.

So, this AI is specially made for India, right? It will speak in local languages and understand our culture, which is something really cool that Deepseek and ChatGPT can’t do as well. Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said this AI is made by us, for us. The goal is to make sure it’s not just a regular AI but one that truly understands what it means to be Indian. This way, it can avoid the biases that sometimes come from AI made in other countries.

Here’s how they’re making it happen – they’re building a huge computing facility with over 18,000 GPUs. That’s a lot, right? And the best part? It will be super affordable for startups and researchers because the government is covering 40% of the costs. They’re calling it the most budget-friendly computing facility out there, which is pretty amazing!

This is happening just as everyone is talking about Deepseek, which recently beat ChatGPT on the Apple App Store. But India is like, “Hold my chai, we’re going even bigger!” They’re not just copying what’s already out there; they want to create AI that solves real problems in India—like improving healthcare, education, and even predicting the weather.

They’ve already started calling for proposals and are looking to get six big companies or startups to help build this AI. And they’re focused on being efficient, so we can expect something big in just a few months.

But it’s not just about making AI—they’re also thinking about safety, which is really smart. They’re setting up AI safety hubs to make sure the AI they build is not only powerful but also safe. They’re working on things like making AI explain its answers and ensuring it doesn’t learn the wrong things.

So yeah, India is stepping up in the AI world, and they’re not just copying others. They’re making something unique and designed for India. This is definitely going to be exciting to watch!

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Name: Ethan Kim Bio: Ethan is a technology enthusiast and journalist, known for his insightful analysis of tech trends and innovations. He specializes in consumer electronics and emerging technologies. Education: B.S. in Computer Science, Stanford University; M.S. in Technology Journalism, MIT. Experience: Tech Reviewer at "worldtimes18.com"; Senior Tech Analyst at "sarkariyojnaa.com".