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SUMMARY

Jio Phone Call AI allows users to record and save any phone call on the Jio Cloud

The feature will also enable users to transcribe speech into text and translate them across multiple languages

Jio Platforms is also developing an artificial intelligence (AI) service platform called ‘Jio Brain’

At the 47th annual general meeting of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani announced the launch of a new feature called ‘Jio Phone Call AI’, which allows users to record and save any phone call on the Jio Cloud.

The newly-unveiled feature enables users to transcribe speech into text and translate them across multiple languages. With Jio Phone Call AI, users can also record and share important conversations.

Ambani made a number of new announcements related to AI. Highlighting the role of the technology, he said, “Birth of AI has opened up opportunities to address multiple issues facing mankind.”

The billionaire also announced that RIL’s digital giant Jio Platforms is developing an artificial intelligence (AI) service platform called Jio Brain.

Jio Brain is a comprehensive suite of AI platforms and tools, currently being tested within all Reliance group companies. After ironing out the kinks, the company plans to roll it out to enterprises in the coming days.

Ambani said that Jio is integrating generative AI into all its processes and offerings, creating end-to-end workflows with real-time, data driven insights and automation.

Further, Jio will also launch an AI platform for merchants and small businesses called AI Vyapar. Meanwhile, Jio Institute is building an AI program to upskill workers.

During Reliance’s AGM, Ambani also introduced the concept of connected intelligence, a cloud infrastructure that will enable users to access cloud AI services from anywhere on any device, over low latency.

RIL is also laying the groundwork for a pan-India infrastructure and plans to launch Gigawatt-scale AI-ready data centres in Gujarat’s Jamnagar, Ambani said.

Further, he also announced that the company is looking to partner with leading global tech companies and innovators to bring more advanced AI tools to India.

“Our goal is to create the world’s lowest AI inferencing cost in India, making AI accessible to all,” he said.