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“Within 45 sessions, from near blindness in the weak eye, a seven-year-old child gained almost 600% improvement.”
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The venture arm has facilitated the deployment of startup-driven solutions across more than 250 Wipro customers worldwide.
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The partnership is expected to deliver faster implementation, accelerated time-to-value, and higher return on investment for enterprises.
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15 companies, including Cars24, LendingKart, LeapScholar, and Tata AIG, leverage ConvoZen.AI in their enterprise workflows.
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“If we build a hyperloop corridor from Chennai to Bengaluru, the time taken can be reduced by a factor of 10.”
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“LLMs trained only on next-word prediction might arrive at the correct answer, but they lack the ability to logically deduce it in the same way a human would.”
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Hyderabad-based Founder’s CTGT Raises $7.2M to Help Enterprises Scale AI Beyond Deep Learning
“CTGT’s vision is to make AI more transparent and accessible without sacrificing on performance.”
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Slack, Trello, and Atlassian are a few companies offering similar solutions.
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NeoSapien’s Dhananjay revealed many Indian investors hesitate to back hardware companies because they lack confidence.
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The initiative has selected 22 founders under the age of 25 to support through funding and mentorship.
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