Hanooman AI Launched with Support for 12 Indian Languages ​​Know How it Works

Hanooman AI has been launched by 3AI Holding and Sita Mahalakshmi Healthcare (SML). The Indian Large Language Model (LLM) was introduced on February 21 when the AI ​​was reportedly showcased at an event in Mumbai. The AI ​​model has been designed keeping Indian users in mind. It supports 12 Indian languages ​​and a total of 98 global languages ​​and can also translate text. The Hanooman AI platform is currently available for free to all users. However, the company is planning to release a premium version with paid subscription in the future.

The official handle of AI platform Hanuman has posted a Post The launch has been announced through. Where it is said that “Say hello to Hanooman, India’s first own generative AI, which is eliminating language problems! Experience seamless communication in your favorite language! Be it Hindi, Tamil, Bengali or any other language, Hanuman has covered it all!” Notably, the company has made its chatbot available both through a web client as well as an Android app.

Features of Hanooman AI

According to the developers, the chatbot has been designed to be functional in many important sectors including health services, governance, financial services and education. With support for 12 Indian languages ​​and a total of 98 global languages, Hanuman AI can respond to users in their own language. The AI ​​supports many global languages, including English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Japanese, Russian, and Chinese.

The chatbot does all the same things that OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini can do. It can respond to calls, compose texts, share recipes and conduct conversations. The company has not shared any information about the size of the training data or the standards used in the AI ​​model. However, the company notes that “Hanuman integrates specialized LLM with an integration matrix that facilitates seamless data transformation into clear, adaptive insights and actionable intelligence.”

We tested the chatbot at Gadgets 360 and found that it does a good job of basic text-based generative AI tasks. In particular, it is not multimodal and does not have access to the Internet. This means that it cannot take photos as input or generate them and it does not have real-time information.

Users can talk in different languages ​​with it. It was used in English, Hindi and Bengali. Its response was large in English and Hindi, but it sometimes had difficulty in Bengali. We saw some instances where the response was not clear or it was not understood what was said. However, like all generative AI, it is expected to improve the more it learns.