UAE based G42 unveiled hindi LLM AI Nanda for india

Abu Dhabi based Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology company G42 has introduced Large Language Model (LLM) in Hindi for India. G42 is supported by tech giant Microsoft. The company has named its Hindi LLM model as Nanda. It is claimed that this AI model has been trained to give answers in languages ​​like Hindi, English and Hinglish. This generative model was developed in collaboration with MBZUAI and Cerebras Systems. The company has not yet told where its LLM will be used. The company introduced the Jais AI model last year, which is compatible with Arabic and English languages.

The biggest example of LLM i.e. Large Language Model is ChatGPT. Although it is also available in the form of an app. In what form will Nanda come and what will be his use case? Don’t know yet.

One on social media platform Post G42 India CEO Manu Kumar Jain talked about ‘Nanda’. This LLM model was unveiled during the UAE-India Business Forum in Mumbai in the presence of Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Union Minister Piyush Goyal. The model is named after Nanda Devi, the second highest mountain peak in India.

Manu Kumar Jain also talked about some merits of LLM model. According to his post, NANDA is a 13 billion parameter model. It is trended at 2.13 trillion tokens including Hindi, English and Hinglish. He told that Nanda is a bi-lingual model. He is also an expert in Hinglish.

The company has not yet told when the Nanda AI model will be released. It is also not known whether Nanda will come in the public domain or it has been prepared for government use. Manu Jain said that Nanda can fulfill all the needs related to India. This will provide an opportunity to more than 50 crore Hindi speaking people to utilize the potential of Generative AI.

Last year the company launched Jais AI. It is an open-source Arabic LLM. The company also has the support of Microsoft. In April, Microsoft invested 1.5 billion dollars (about 12,600 crores) in G42. Microsoft has also been given a seat on the board of G42.