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AI OPS demand is extremely high but... The understanding of what AI can do for businesss of all kinds is very low. Every place we walk in has a huge list of use cases primarily focused on automaton. Education of the possibilities is more important than actually implementing AI for businesses. Starting soon we are going to start putting out videos of how KOGO can help businesses of all kinds with plug and play automation and autonomous AI ops.

KOGO WINNERS Michelin AI Challenge 2024! Today was one of those days where you get a chance to showcase something special to a global audience. And that's what we did for the finale of the Michelin AI Challenge 2024. KOGO AI was shortlised from among 200 AI startups to present to the Michelin Global Business team a custom Autonomous agent for writing, executing and refining Machine to Machine Coding ability. Hence we showcased ShellFish. The first most advanced completely autonomous Machine to Machine Code Generation and execution agent developed by KOGO AI. Thanks to the Michelin Team for this amazing opportunity! Raj K Gopalakrishnan

We're excited to share that our Co-Founder & CPO, Praveer Kochhar, has been featured in Analytics India Magazine. The article, "LangChain is Great, but Only for Prototyping," takes insights from his recent talk at Cypher 2024. Praveer dives deep into the practical uses of LangChain, discussing where it shines and where it falls short, especially when it comes to real-world applications. A big thanks to Analytics India Magazine for the feature! You can check out the full story here: https://lnkd.in/ejk_zwaQ #langchain #kogoai #cypher2024 #ai #genai

We're Hiring at KOGO! We are looking for experienced Full Stack Engineers and Backend Engineers to join our team. If you are passionate about technology and want to work on exciting projects at Kogo, we would love to hear from you! 📧 Please share your resume at varunshekar@kogo.ai.

KOGO AI x Indian Army 🇮🇳
 Rarely does one get the opportunity to contribute to the pride of our nation, the Indian Army. So, this has me feeling truly grateful and humbled. KOGO along with our GTM partners Arinox AI were selected amongst a distinguished group of top Indian companies to present our cutting-edge AI solutions to the Deputy Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen Rakesh Kapoor along with the DGIS Lt Gen Rajiv K Sahni and officers of their respective teams and the GOCs from across the army command centers. Happy to share that KOGO was a standout at the meeting, by focusing on building sovereign and secure AI agents for the Indian Army. Standing alongside industry giants like TCS, IBM, Mindtree, and Sarvam is a testament to the innovation and dedication of our incredible team and how far we’ve come. Such massive motivation to deploy AI to enhance operational efficiency and strategic capabilities within our armed forces. Excited for the journey ahead and what KOGO.ai will enable for India! 🇮🇳

 Raj K Gopalakrishnan Rohan Verma Arinox AI Ajay Kharbanda #KOGO #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IndianArmy #Innovation #DefenceTech

How do you differentiate an AI agent from a human? A recent research paper ‘Personhood Credentials’ (PHCs) explores an approach to tackle the growing challenge of distinguishing real people from AI online. These digital credentials allow users to prove they are human without revealing any personal information. The study is authored by researchers, including Srikanth Nadhamuni, former head of technology, Aadhaar; Steven Adler from OpenAI; Zoë Hitzig from the Harvard Society of Fellows; and Shrey Jain from Microsoft – all of whom have significant expertise in AI and technology. The paper outlines two types of PHC systems – local and global – highlighting that they don’t need to rely on biometric data. Imagine a government or another digital service provider issuing a unique credential to each person. To prove their ‘humanity’, users would employ clever cryptographic techniques called zero-knowledge proofs, allowing them to confirm their identity without revealing the specifics. These credentials would be stored securely on personal devices, offering a layer of online anonymity. The researchers suggest that PHCs could either replace or work alongside existing verification methods like CAPTCHAs and fingerprint scans, which are increasingly struggling to keep up with AI. Another possible solution could be a simple declaration – letting people know that they are interacting with an AI. Praveer Kochhar, the co-founder of KOGO Tech Labs, emphasised the importance of transparency. “Immediately as a call starts, there has to be a declaration that you're talking to an AI agent. Once you declare that, it's very straightforward,” Kochhar told AIM. Full story link in comment.

Last couple of months have been in line with this target and showcasing our stack to many partners across geographies has only made the resolve stronger.

BHASHINI, a key component of India's National Language Translation Mission, is rapidly gaining traction as a Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). Launched in July 2022, it provides language technologies like speech recognition, translation, and natural language processing. Bhashini recently translated Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s Union Budget 2024 speech into Hindi in real-time. Part of Project Vaani, it aims to open-source 16,000 hours of speech data from 80 districts. Bhashini’s APIs support services such as machine translation and speech-to-text, while its app features tools like a multilingual audiobook converter and website translation. Startups like KOGO and Snapdeal | AceVector Group are leveraging Bhashini's datasets, and the RBI is considering integrating its voice technology into UPI for enhanced user experience. Read the complete article to learn more Link in the comments Amitabh Nag | Hélène Quintin | Pragya M | Pramod Varma