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…as Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act shields platforms from being liable for user-generated content. India is home to the largest user base for YouTube and Instagram, and is among…
…FarmerChat has answered over 8 million questions, co-founder and chief executive Rikin Gandhi told Rest of World . The team trained and reinforced small language models with over 120,000 farmer queries…
…India’s use case capital positioning fits well with this posture, allowing the country to focus on a burgeoning downstream AI startup ecosystem while sidestepping a key question of value distribution and…