Anthropic's disclosure is being read as a warning sign. It is also evidence that pre-deployment testing worked. Detection and transparency at this stage are what the process is supposed to produce. But the incident surfaces something structural.
Most document AI tells you the answer. It doesn't show you where it came from.
M3Grounder does both, highlighting the exact evidence, phrase by phrase, down to the pixel. 🧵
BharatGen has joined @thealliance_ai's Project Tapestry as a founding contributor. India's anchor participant in an open global consortium to build frontier AI.
Congratulations to Shri @shashidigital ji on his appointment as Chairperson of @CBFC_India.
As a Board Member of @BharatGen_Com, his vision for building responsible, India-centric AI and strengthening our digital and media ecosystems has been truly inspiring. ... +
At @gsifthrive this week, Prof. @ganramkr brought some of the thinking that drives BharatGen to the room.
1/ Provenance is not a feature you add later. It is a design commitment from day one. In the data, in how you handle 22 scheduled languages and 700+ dialects, in keeping research and engineering honest with each other.
2/ We build ecosystem first. Models are a byproduct. The real output is shared infrastructure, partnerships, digital public goods. Project Tapestry with Yann LeCun's group, EPFL, MBZUAI and others is exactly that kind of bet.
If you think this way about building, we want you on the team. We're hiring.
Thank you to @mairal, Dr. Megha Agrawal, @mattlesnake , and @tr_vishwanath for a conversation worth having.
India is that secular country where namaz in public places (or azaan blared through loudspeakers daily) is secular, but Durga Sooktam is communal!
My 2 cents: If a public airport prayer room has a board asking to maintain silence, people of all religions have to meditate silently. If not, doing Namaz loud or chanting Durga Sooktam (or some other Hindu prayer) loud should both be fair game.
A few more thoughts:
(1) As for “naama”, it can be chanted loud by one (or many together) or can be chanted silently within the mind too. Rupa too can correspond to a physical/external murthi or just an internal visualization of a form.
(2) While many mosques proudly play azaan on loudspeakers several times daily (in India), most Hindu temples use loudspeakers only for special festivals and then also they mainly play film songs rather than Vedic or Pouranik prayers. Priorities.. 😢
(3) While many Muslims proudly do namaz in public places, many Hindus are embarrassed to meditate or pray in public places. This is partly due to the emphasis on the inner world in sadhana, but also partly due to hangover from a millennium of oppression of Hindus in their own land, when they had to keep a low profile to remain alive!
(4) Another angle: Hindus are masters of discouraging others from sadhana! I have seen priests telling ladies chanting Sree Sooktam, Durga Sooktam etc that women cannot chant Veda mantras (not realizing that the rishi of Devi Sooktam was a lady, i.e. she first heard it within and revealed it to the world).
(5) Meditation to go inward and develop and loud bhajans etc with orhers, are both important and we cannot downplay either.
A memorable moment at the #AIImpactSummit2026. Honoured to be alongside Hon’ble PM Shri @narendramodi Ji and global leaders discussing #AI as infrastructure & long term national capability. Grateful to be part of this journey.
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Inaugurated the India AI Impact Expo 2026 at Bharat Mandapam.
Being here among innovators, researchers and tech enthusiasts gives a glimpse of the extraordinary potential of AI, Indian talent and innovation. Together, we will shape solutions not just for India but for the world!
We are currently #hiring for the following roles:
• Data Platform Engineer
• AI #FullStack Engineer
• #GenerativeAI Engineer
• AI Evals & Test Engineer
• Agentic AI Engineer
Interested candidates can apply via https://t.co/dtHdB6bxHa or send their CV to [email protected]
On Day 1 of TechConnect at the @iitbombay campus, the BharatGen team had the opportunity to engage with Mr. Narayana Murthy, Founder of @Infosys, on India’s evolving AI landscape.
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Update on our Arattai messenger app:
It is another example of our patient engineering approach at work. We have taken the time because we have to make it work in low end phones, low bandwidth networks (we test down to 8 kilobits/sec), offer outstanding privacy and security, and be very easy to use, all at the same time!
We are diligently updating the app weekly. We are working on a lot of the features you expect and in another month, a lot of that will be done. We are also investing in the infrastructure for scaling. I am personally talking to the engineers daily on all this.
We will launch a big marketing campaign once that is all in place. You will like the campaign!
We are committed to offering the best messaging experience in the world. Stay tuned for more!
BharatGen releases ParamLegal India’s first legal domain-specific Indic language model.
We also introduce BhashaBench-Legal, a suite for legal AI, part of our broader BhashaBench initiative.
All Models are available here - https://t.co/qWXq4bH4AQ
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