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    Edtech consolidation; GenAI chatbot hallucinations

    Edtech firm Schoolnet has acquired learning app Genius Teacher for an undisclosed sum. This and more on today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Ghosts in the machine: Peril of hallucinations in GenAI chatbots

    Hallucinations are a big issue while deploying GenAI-based chatbots. Hallucination is a phenomenon where an AI chatbot offers factually incorrect information in response to a question. How are firms navigating its pitfalls?

    Many South Korean companies assured investment in Karnataka across gaming, auto and FMCG sectors

    The meeting took place between M.B. Patil, Minister for Large and Medium Industries and Infrastructure Development, Government of Karnataka and prominent Korean companies such as YG-1, Krafton Inc., Go Pizza, and HY Automotive Controls.

    The voices of AI are telling us a lot

    AI voices evolve from cinematic stereotypes to diverse choices, impacting user preferences.

    AI and ML powering the next generation of personalisation for on-demand apps: Madan Thangavelu, Senior Director, Engineering, Uber

    The on-demand service industry relies on mobile apps for user experience (UX) despite limited UI space on smartphones.

    Growth gems well positioned; large businesses to drive significant growth: Anish Shah, Mahindra Group

    EV made a lot of sense because the expertise that we can get globally will help our businesses and which is why we were open to getting partners and they have added a lot of value in terms of what they bring and in other businesses, in growth gems in particular, we can look for global partners where we can get their insights and their guidance to be able to grow the business faster.

    • Yellow.ai launches model-as-a-service through Orchestrator LLM

      Yellow.ai's Orchestrator LLM combines 15 AI models for enterprise tasks, enhancing customer conversations. It reduces operational costs, boosts agent productivity, and caters to global enterprises like Sony, Domino's, and Hyundai.

      Mytek launches new AI-based platform to help contractors deliver infra projects on time

      In a bid to revolutionise project planning in the construction industry, Mytek Innovations has introduced a groundbreaking digital platform utilizing open AI tools. This innovative system streamlines project completion, reduces costs, and facilitates funding applications for contractors and subcontractors, aiming to enhance efficiency and productivity in India's construction sector.

      Shareholder nod for Swiggy’s $1.25 billion IPO; Koo halts salaries

      Online food delivery major Swiggy has received shareholder approval to go public. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

      Car giants vie for EV crown at Beijing's Auto China show

      Beijing's Auto China show, which lasts until May 4, sees dozens of firms square off in a bid to draw customers at one of the country's biggest car shows. Thursday saw crowds surge into the convention complex hosting the event, which takes place every other year but had not been held since 2020 because of the pandemic.

      Strategy reset under new Tata Digital boss; subscription play for Ola, Uber autos

      Handpicked by Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran from their insurance arm, Tata AIA Life, Naveen Tahiliyani is fostering a collaborative spirit at Tata Digital and encouraging participation from other group companies, officials told ET. Meanwhile, Chandrasekaran is keeping a close eye on his progress.

      Cloudera and Nvidia collaborate to expand generative AI capabilities

      Cloudera and Nvidia collaborate to enhance Cloudera Machine Learning with Nvidia's microservices, enabling secure generative AI workflows. Integration includes AI models, text, images, visualizations, LLM, and high-performance workflows for efficient AI applications.

      AI titan Nvidia ramps up collaboration with Chinese auto giants

      Nvidia on Monday announced a major expansion of its collaboration with world-leading BYD and other Chinese electric car makers, including on the development of autonomous AI-boosted vehicles. Nvidia said other major Chinese EV firms, including XPeng, Li Auto, ZEEKR and GAC Aion have also adopted the Thor platform, which was first announced in 2022.

      Paytm gets nod to become third-party UPI app; Govt cracks down on OTT platforms

      Paytm parent One 97 Communications Ltd has secured approval from the National Payments Corporation of India to become a third party UPI app. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

      AI startup RapidCanvas raises $7.5 million in funding round led by Accel

      The funds will be used for customer acquisition through marketing and sales expansion, as well as for customer retention through investment in research and development.

      Amazon’s Bazaar to challenge Meesho; AI & edtech

      Amazon has started onboarding sellers from across the country and is asking them to list unbranded products, priced at Rs 600 or less. The platform will offer products like apparel, watches, shoes, jewellery and luggage.

      Nvidia chases $30 billion custom chip market with new unit

      The dominant global designer and supplier of AI chips aims to capture a portion of an exploding market for custom AI chips and to protect itself from the growing number of companies interested in finding alternatives to its products.

      Yellow.ai deploys 30% of global generative AI bots domestically

      While markets like the US are mostly using GenAI for customer support in a bid to cut costs, India Inc. is using them as an opportunity to grow revenues, generate business leads and sales support, Yellow.ai cofounder and chief executive Raghu Ravinutala told ET.

      There is a little bit more caution as we enter into 2024, especially in auto: Warren Harris, Tata Tech

      “Based upon what we have seen towards the end of the calendar year I think there is a little bit more caution as we enter into 2024. But we will have full visibility in the sort of February-March time frame. So as of now, there will be more of the same although the sentiment is starting to decline a little bit and we will be able to quantify that in the early part of fiscal Q4.”

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