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Voice-first India is reshaping OpenAI’s priorities: Applications CTO

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Voice-first India is reshaping OpenAI’s priorities: Applications CTO

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Indian users frequently switch between English and Hindi during the same conversation, a behaviour OpenAI wants its models to understand and respond to naturally, Vijaye Raji said. The company is also looking at how products can work better in an Android-first market and in situations where connectivity may be intermittent.

India’s voice-led usage patterns, multilingual conversations and Android-first user base are shaping OpenAI’s product priorities, the company’s chief technology officer for applications Vijaye Raji said on Thursday ahead of its DevDay India event in Bengaluru.“India is an audio-first market,” Raji said, adding that OpenAI wanted to develop a differentiated product experience for the country.India is also a source of ideas for product

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