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Infosys cofounder Nandan Nilekani commits second multi-year grant to AI4Bharat; total Rs 70 crore


Building on the success of his first grant, Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani has committed a second multi-year grant to AI4Bharat—an open-source initiative at IIT Madras that is building foundational AI models for Indian languages — taking the total funding to Rs 70 crore.

AI4Bharat aims to gather 15,000 hours of transcribed data from over 400 districts encompassing all 22 scheduled languages of India. In parallel, its in-house team of over 100 translators is creating a parallel corpus with 2.2 million translation pairs across 22 languages.

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