According to chief executive Raj K Gopalakrishnan, Bengaluru-based firm Kogo AI plans to debut its large action model (LAM)-based platform Kogo OS this week.
According to him, ET, it would be made available as a platform-as-a-service to companies and startups who want to develop artificial intelligence (AI) agents.
Kogo AI, which was founded in 2020 and has already received funding from MapMyIndia totaling roughly $2.5 million (almost Rs 19 crore), anticipates that the new platform would help it more than treble its revenue in the coming years, according to Gopalakrishnan.
With the recent release of the LAM-powered consumer electronics device R1 by US startup Rabbit and the investment in AI agents by companies like Microsoft and Google, LAMs—which are capable of more than just generating content—have acquired popularity on a global scale.
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