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[Mani @Connect_Mani]

Big day at Sarvam.

We launched Indus, an agentic AI platform built for India. Six products, live for everyone today:

Voice agents
Work agents
Creative agents
Document agents
Coding agents
Sarvam Inference.

Its Day 1 and we're going all in on making this the default choice you make.

Try the products at https://t.co/d2clah3dZp.

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@Connect_Mani This is fantastic! Onwards and upwards!

[Mani @Connect_Mani]

100x adoption in 1 week.

Our text to speech & vision APIs got insane love over last few days.

Both are free till end of Feb.

No catch. No waitlist. Start shipping.

https://t.co/9yntUp33EO

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

Well, by day 14, tech in movie "her" doesnt seem to be out of bounds...

[Mani @Connect_Mani]

5/14:

One thing. Just one thing to take away today.

The best text-to-speech model for Indic languages is free for all of February.

Play with it on our platform. Free.
Get an API key for dev testing. Free.
Build production apps on it. Free.

State of the art for conversational AI, audiobooks, media, and more. Kickass work from @hdidwania1997 and team.

GPUs are hot. Your move.

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@Connect_Mani @meenu_stardust @dvs_aditya @ManiyarVarad The skeptic in me doesn’t want to believe the call I’ve just heard, but unbelievable.

Unreal application. There might be many edge cases, etc. but the core problem of having someone hear me out and just document my need without any fuss is fantastic.

[Mani @Connect_Mani]

head over to https://t.co/27x4kDEkM1 to try out dubbing your own voice!

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@paraschopra At an evolutionary level, bad feelings could be linked to survival, which could be make or break for the human. Hence, sense of importance.

Happiness, on the other side doesn’t have a similar downside. One can survive even if happiness is not experienced.

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@JayD_Singh This journey needs courage, and i wish you loads of it

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@paraschopra Burden of proof is only worth bearing if the opposite party is into criticising rationally.

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@naval Yep, correcting errors in the public is a matter of shame.

And dealing with shame is hard in a status driven world.

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@paraschopra Given our memory and computational limitations, humans create directional explanations to make sense of the world around us. Explanations that are "generally" reliable.

These explanations might never cover the entire reality.

But an LLM doesn't have to rely on thumb rules.

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@KasSandesh Absolutely.!

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@paraschopra Narratives & Habits

The general narrative maintained within the masses which disables clarity at a personal level, in general

An average individual is a victim of docile habits that consume his/her time, energy & resources

The above factors delay the reality at scale

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@paraschopra Cross ventilation - the natural currents of breeze passing through the room

The change in mood is evident within myself when fresh air gently sweeps by me.

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@iam5hravan Beautiful analogy.. complex systems developed without external indulgences (human body, roots of the tree, etc.) are hardly symmetrical..

They align themselves over time to serve the purpose with great efficiencies..

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@paraschopra A lot of technological advancements were a consequence of focused efforts of experimentation towards a certain set of problems.

The problems arose from the new needs of the thousands.

Vedic age had limited (new) needs and limited scale. Hence, limited effort.

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@shl @kkaction More than an advantage, it is to ensure not to have a competitive disadvantage. I’m speaking of the physical health.

Mental health is a different beast in itself and that’s a competitive advantage as very few maintain that consistently..

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@var5h1th Wish you good luck.!

[abhinay @abhipotnuru]

@iam5hravan It is essentially a learn_through_books algorithm, isn’t it, Shravan!?