SynopsisThe government has also deployed a combination of open source models, which includes Sarvam, to plug gaps in critical infrastructure. This comes as the Indian government as well as local companies are still in discussions with the US government to get access to Mythos, dubbed to be the most powerful AI model developed so far.The Indian government has asked homegrown AI firms Sarvam and BharatGen to tweak their existing foundation models and develop Mythos-like capabilities that can be deployed to protect the country's critical infrastructure against cyberattacks, top officials in the know told ET.The idea is to have indigenous models, which are hosted on the Indian government’s isolated compute infrastructure, to perform tasks that Mythos is capable of, said one ofNow Playing
Govt working with Sarvam and BharatGen for Mythos-like models - The Economic Times
The government has also deployed a combination of open source models, which includes Sarvam, to plug gaps in critical infrastructure. This comes as the Indian government as well as local companies are still in discussions with the US government to get access to Mythos, dubbed to be the most powerful AI model developed so far.
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