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India seeks AI breakthrough - but is it falling behind?

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Two years after ChatGPT took the world by storm, China's DeepSeek has sent ripples through the tech industry by collapsing the cost for developing generative artificial intelligence applications. But as the global race for AI supremacy heats up, India appears to have fallen behind, especially in creating its own foundational language model that's used to power things like chatbots.

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India AI: As DeepSeek and ChatGPT surge, is Delhi falling behind?

Two years after ChatGPT, China launched DeepSeek, but India doesn't have its own foundational model yet.

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AI can reinstate India at the intellectual summit

PHOTO: Provided by Vivek Wadhwa Silicon Valley may have birthed the concept of Artificial Intelligence (AI), but China has shown how it can become a culturally infused force. DeepSeek, the Chinese AI model that garnered global attention, isn’t simply replicating western capabilities. By training on a vast corpus of Chinese texts, it has absorbed the nuances of the nation’s rich cultural, philosophical, and literary heritage. DeepSeek’s superior …

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India seeks AI breakthrough

Two years after ChatGPT revolutionized the tech landscape, China’s DeepSeek has made significant waves by drastically reducing the costs associated with developing generative artificial intelligence applications. As the global competition for AI leadership intensifies, India seems to be lagging, particularly in the development of its own foundational language model, which is essential for powering applications such as chatbots. The Indian ...

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Bangalore, India 19th February 2025: ZEISS in India has today announced its strategic collaboration with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, a premier research institute, to foster cutting edge research. ZEISS has established a [...] The post ZEISS India Welcomes Collaboration with IISc for AI-Powered Eyecare Research appeared first on Business News This Week.

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