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- Sarvam AI founder warns India risks 'digital colony' status | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · general · 🇮🇳
- Google brings AI search ads to India | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · general · 🇮🇳
- OpenAI tightens AI safety, says it could've detected Hugging Face breach 30 hrs earlier | System would've flagged Sept breach in 15 mins | InshortsInshorts · safety
- Sarvam & Defence Ministry sign 5 year MoU for AI in armed forces | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · policy · 🇮🇳
- Sarvam signs 5-yr deal with defence ministry to build AI for armed forces | Financial value of the deal wasn't disclosed | InshortsInshorts · policy · 🇮🇳
- LTTS, Nokia sign five-year deal for 5G, AI in India | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · general · 🇮🇳
- Manipur hosts BHASHINI workshop on multilingual digital services | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · general · 🇮🇳
- Sarvam in talks to raise ₹2,800 cr, may become highest-valued Indian startup: Report | It raised $300 mn at a $1.5 bn valuation in June | InshortsInshorts · funding · 🇮🇳
- MeitY warns of data risks from proprietary AI models | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · policy · 🇮🇳
- MeitY picks CoRover to build AI assistant for govt services | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · policy · 🇮🇳
- Sarvam AI appoints ex-Google Cloud India MD as President | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · general · 🇮🇳
- Sarvam launches AI model for all 22 Indian languages | Tap to know more | InshortsInshorts · models · 🇮🇳
- Perplexity sued by Swiss startup for stealing AI assistant technology | Perplexity is currently valued at $20 billion | InshortsInshorts · tools
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