Jio, IIT Bombay partner for groundbreaking AI initiative

Reliance Jio Infocomm and Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT-B) are poised to unleash the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) through the "Bharat GPT" programme.
Announced by Jio chairman Akash Ambani, this initiative represents a bold step towards leveraging the power of large language models and generative AI to reshape various sectors of India's landscape.

Bharat GPT forms a cornerstone of Jio's ambitious "Jio 2.0" vision, aimed at building a robust ecosystem of innovation. This strategic partnership, dating back to 2014, seeks to tap into the boundless potential of AI to fuel groundbreaking advancements across a spectrum of products and services.

Embracing the transformative power of AI, Ambani declared said that the next decade will be defined by applications harnessing the power of large language models and generative AI. He underlined Jio's commitment to integrating AI not just as a standalone vertical but as a horizontal thread woven through all its endeavors.
Beyond Bharat GPT, Ambani unveiled plans for an in-house operating system for televisions, designed to elevate user experience and seamlessly integrate into Jio's expansive service portfolio. This move showcases the company's dedication to delivering cutting-edge solutions across diverse domains, including media, commerce, communication, and even devices.
"We are aggressively pursuing the development of new products and services in every possible sphere," declared Ambani. He elaborated on Jio's meticulous efforts behind the television operating system, emphasizing the comprehensive plans in place for its launch.
Furthermore, Ambani emphasized the transformative role AI will play in shaping the future, permeating every facet of products and services. He outlined the company's focus on developing a 5G stack for private networks, catering to businesses of all sizes, and reiterated Jio's unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of technological advancements in India.
In his address, Ambani painted a vibrant picture of India as the "biggest innovation center" for the coming decade, brimming with potential to leapfrog towards a USD 6 trillion economy by the end of the decade. He championed the inclusive nature of AI, aptly rechristening it "all included," signifying its potential to empower everyone.
The "Bharat GPT" programme stands as a testament to the transformative potential of AI when coupled with collaborative ingenuity. With Jio and IIT Bombay joining forces, this initiative promises to unlock a new era of technological advancements, reshaping not just India's digital landscape, but also paving the way for a future propelled by AI's boundless possibilities.