INDIA: After ChatGPT, we have another AI-powered chatbot, but what makes it different from OpenAI’s tech is that it provides the Bhagavad Gita’s wisdom.
ChatGPT has taken the internet by storm since its inception in December last year. The chatbot soon gathered popularity among the tech geeks on its release. The well-known artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot has steadily increased its user base.
The AI platform built on natural language programming has aroused significant interest in related models in addition to competing with existing giants like Google and raising concerns about jobs being replaced.
Gita GPT answers your life questions
In the midst of the rumours and excitement around ChatGPT, social media users have taken notice of an AI-powered application from India that disseminates the Bhagavad Gita’s wisdom.
It provides solutions to challenges that people face in their everyday lives by using quotations and illustrations from the highly renowned Hindu holy book.
This tool is developed by Kishan Kumar, an Indian self-taught developer, and functions essentially as an application programming interface (API) that generates “updesh” on the holy book preaching based on the queries answered.
OpenAI, Vercel, Next.js, and Framer have been used to create the ChatGPT-like user interface. After Kishan established the platform on the microblogging website, Gita GPT rapidly attracted the attention of Twitter users.
Through the app, users can ask questions that an AI chatbot will respond to by examining the Bhagavad Gita. Hindu scripture known as the Gita is structured around a conversation between Arjun and Lord Krishna, his charioteer.
It covers a wide range of subjects, including the morality of war, the essence of God and the self, philosophical arguments, and the definition of “dharma”, among others.
Over a lakh results have already been produced by the Gita GPT. People have asked a variety of queries mainly related to their life.
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