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摘要: Instead of building smarter AI models, Indian startups are focusing on smarter ways to use AI for businesses…

The last few years have seen a global AI race where a handful of tech giants are trying t...

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Instead of building smarter AI models, Indian startups are focusing on smarter ways to use AI for businesses…

The last few years have seen a global AI race where a handful of tech giants are trying to outdo each other by building the best AI foundational model. ChatGPT, Claude and a host of other LLMs are the result of this race.

But instead of getting caught up in this race and spending millions to outdo these Silicon Valley giants, Indian tech startups are focusing on a completely different problem statement: using AI to solve real-world problems.

From software development and banking to manufacturing and enterprise operations, Indian companies are using existing AI models to automate or streamline these industries. And this is how India has entered it’s Applied AI era.

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From Building Models to Building Solutions

Wipro recently announced

its new Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru. It will use Anthropic’s Claude AI models to help businesses use AI across their workflows and operations.

Another recent update is

HCLTech acquiring a 10.5% stake in an Indian startup Sarvam AI

. Sarvam develops indigenous Ai capabilities and HCLTech is focussed on integrating AI into commercial products and services.

These moves show that Indian startups see value in harnessing existing AI models for business solutions instead of competing with the likes of OpenAI or Anthropic.

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AI Moves from Pilot Projects to Production

According to the recent

EY-CII “AIdea of India” repor

t, 47% of Indian enterprises currently have multiple generative AI use cases running in production. Only 23% are still in pilot stages. This goes to show that they are well beyond the experimental phase and have been getting measurable value out of AI.

India is also leading the race in AI adoption

. According to a report in

The Times Of India

, 92% of Indian professionals use AI tools regularly while 57% of large enterprises are actively integrating AI into their everyda

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