Google Software engineer develops Gita GPT, AI Chatbot based on Bhagavad Gita

Sukuru Sai Vineet, a Google India software developer, has created Gita GPT which is a GPT-3-powered programme that uses the Bhagavad Gita to create solutions to your life's questions, according to reports.

People can use GitaGPT app to ask queries, which the AI chatbot responds to by studying the Bhagavad Gita.

One of Gita GPT's distinguishing advantages is its capacity to customise Bhagavad Gita lectures according to the user's exact inquiries and demands. For example, if a user inquires about the route to inner peace, the chatbot can deliver pertinent scripture verses as well as ideas on how to apply them to one's life. Furthermore, Gita GPT can offer advice on specific situations, like dealing with grief or discovering one's purpose.




Other Bhagavad Gita-inspired AI tools

There are various more AI apps that promise to assist users grasp the Gita's lessons.

Gita Kishans which can be accessed at https://gita.kishans.in assumes the role of Lord Krishna, while the user is Arjun seeking instruction.

Similarly, www.bhagavadgita.ai is another service that allows users to “ask Krishna” for help with any difficulty.

Gitagpt.in bills itself as a game-changing chatbot powered by OpenAI's GPT-3. “You can acquire insight and clarity on your life's decisions in a simple, engaging way with Gita GPT”, the software says.

ChatGPT, the OpenAI chatbot recently went viral on the internet. This led hundreds of companies attempting to get on the AI bandwagon. According to Bloomberg, an increasing number of major and small organisations are attempting to overtake OpenAI in the area of AI services. The success of Microsoft-funded ChatGPT also drove Google to deploy its own experimental chat AI ‘Bard’.

FAQs

Q1.Is there a GPT-3 chatbot?
GPT-3 chatbots are programmable artificial intelligence apps driven by the GPT-3 language model and built on OpenAPI development effort.

Q2. Chat GPT stands for?
ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer)