Yotta launches myShakti - Technuter
Yotta Data Services has launched myShakti, India’s first sovereign B2C generative AI chatbot. By leveraging the open-source DeepSeek model and hosting it locally within Indian data centers, the platform ensures complete data sovereignty while providing citizens with direct access to advanced artificial intelligence. This deployment marks a significant step toward national self-reliance in critical technology sectors. The initiative highlights the transformative potential of efficient, resource-conscious AI development. Utilizing DeepSeek’s cost-effective architecture significantly lowers infrastructure barriers, mirroring the widespread adoption previously driven by the mobile revolution. By making these powerful tools accessible without the prohibitive costs associated with traditional hardware, Yotta aims to democratize AI for startups, researchers, and businesses across the country. This development is highly relevant to open data as it demonstrates how open-source models can be combined with local infrastructure to create inclusive, secure digital ecosystems. It proves that democratizing AI does not require massive capital expenditure but rather strategic access to transparent, adaptable technologies. Ultimately, this approach empowers local innovation and ensures that AI benefits remain within national borders, fostering a sustainable and equitable technological future.
Source: technuter.comPublished on 2025-02-05
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