GenAI Tech by IIITH Team Enhances Accessibility Fo...
As part of the Government-led initiative to create AI models exclusively tailored for India’s diverse cultures and languages, BharatGen formally launches e-VikrAI - an e-commerce tool for Indian languages. While democratising AI has been the goal of many research groups
IIITH Shows A Simple Stethoscope Can Give Voice To...
Researchers demonstrate how a wireless stethoscope converts behind-the-ear vibrations - heard as non-audible whispers- into intelligible speech even in a ‘zero-shot’ setting. Stephen Hawking knew the importance of being heard. He wrote in his memoir, ”One’s voice is very important.
Large Language Models and Retrieval Augmented Gene...
Prof. Manish Shrivastava explains how Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) optimises output of large language models and improves the quality of their responses. Large Language Models (LLMs) have emerged as powerful tools for processing and generating human-like text. These models, such
Gaming Their Gig: Study Shows How Delivery Workers...
“... what one earns is how much one has broken ground, sped in dangerous traffic, and delivered food at doorsteps without hoping for a tip…,” remarks a food delivery worker wryly. He is referring to his typical work day which in
Language Tech Through The Ages
Prof. Dipti Misra Sharma traces the evolution of language and language technologies before summarising the research developments in the space that are taking place at IIITH. Perhaps the single-most distinguishing feature of humankind is its ability to speak. While other
Indic LLMs and LLMs in Education
Prof. Vasudeva Varma explores two use cases of Generative AI and LLMs - in the Wikipedia development in Indian languages and in education and learning. This article is based on key parts of his talk from the TechForward Research Seminar