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Founded in January this year, the Bengaluru-based AI firm focuses on simplifying AI and developing AI models, particularly in the Indic language space.

Not satisfied with fine-tuning foundational LLM models built by the likes of Google and OpenAI, Silicon Valley-based startup Two Platforms has released a foundational multilingual LLM called Sutra, and a beta version of a multilingual LLM-based chatbot called Geniya for the India market

These offshore arms of multinationals are collaborating to leverage the domain expertise, services and technology portfolio of Indian IT companies that has been built over the years, said the company’s head of India business and corporate affairs.

From Ola's Krutrim to Reliance, Indian companies are racing to push the bar on generative AI with a focus on Indic language and cultures.

While GenAI has captured everyone’s imagination, there’s a need for stronger global guard rails

While questions linger, recent developments paint a different picture. Indian companies are quietly building LLMs, each with ambitious goals and unique strengths.

Ola co-founder Bhavish Aggarwal’s new company, Krutrim, is the latest to join the growing band of companies that are focusing on building India-specific large language models–the need of the hour but easier said than done, given high computing costs and paucity of good Indian datasets