The AI startup started by Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal has come under fire from users due to artificial translation and factual errors and logic issues. The beta version of Artificial for People was introduced in February this year. But senior officials of the company say that the platform is improving every week.
On the sidelines of the Business Standard Manthan event organized in New Delhi, Ravi Jain, head of strategy at Artificial, said, ‘There can be a problem of confusion in any AI model. This is a probabilistic model. That’s why we’ve come up with a beta program to gather user feedback and use that data to improve the model. Almost every week we are seeing improvements in what users are complaining about.
It said it is investing heavily in building its models using synthetic factual and contextual data to remove inaccuracies.
Jain said, ‘We are looking at all relevant and factual data from the Indian web to build our model. Data is one of our important pillars
There is quality, quantity and relevance and we are investing in these areas.
Artificial became India’s first unicorn in January this year. Then it had raised an initial amount of $ 50 million from big investors like Matrix Partners India. It became the first AI company in the country to achieve Unicorn status and also achieved the title of becoming the fastest Unicorn in the country.
Artificial was launched in April 2023 by Agarwal and Krishnamurthy Venugopal Tenneti, board member of ANI Technologies, owner of Ola and Ola Electric. When asked what were some of the notable use cases based on the feedback from the beta program, Jain said that there are very interesting trends.
Jain said, ‘We are seeing a lot of interest from people in its use in areas like education and content creation. We are seeing a lot of multilingual applications in medium and small cities.
First Published – March 29, 2024 | 10:48 PM IST
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