
Krutrim Si Designs, an Indian firm founded by Ola CEO Bhavesh Agarwal, has announced that the beta version of its Krutrim AI chatbot is now available to all users. The new chatbot, like Google’s Gemini and OpenAI’s ChatGPT, accepts textual input and can answer questions.
Krutrim AI’s public beta comes barely a month after the startup received $50 million, making it India’s first indigenous unicorn. Bhavesh Agarwal announced earlier this month that the chatbot would be available to all last week, but the business appears to have delayed the launch for unknown reasons.
Krutrim comes in two versions: Krutrim and Krutrim Pro. The non-professional version of the AI chatbot can understand 22 Indian languages and react in ten of them, including English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Tamil, and even Hinglish.
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In terms of benchmarks for Indian languages, it performs slightly better than other models such as GPT-4 and Llama. For those interested, the Pro version is touted as a multi-model for enterprise use and will be available in Q2 2024. Agarwal claims Krutrim AI is trained on 20x more Indian tokens and reacts to voice instructions.

