India has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) called BharatGPT to compete with OpenAI’s ChatGPT. BharatGPT can provide services in more than ten regional languages. Bengaluru-based AI startup Korovar AI has developed a language model that leverages disruptive artificial intelligence.

Google can invest Rs 33 million in the project. The US company has announced a non-equity financing of Rs 40 million to Rs 16 million. At the center of discussions in the technology world is artificial intelligence. Large multinational companies rely on it to speed up service.

Indian startups are not lagging behind in this race. As a follow-up, Bengaluru-based Korovar AI launched a large-scale language model, BharatGPT. According to the company, the service will be available in more than a dozen regional languages. India’s GPT will beat US OpenAI’s ChatGPT. 

Microsoft currently has the largest investment in OpenAI. This time, technology giant Google may make a large investment in BharatGPT. Google has provided financial support to Corova AI. An additional investment of $4 million is expected soon. CoroverAI uses Google's cloud computing system.

Additionally, Google has entered into a strategic partnership with the company. A formal announcement of the investment in BharatGPT is expected in the coming weeks.