Billionaire Ambani wants AI in every call, app, and home
Reliance is weaving AI into telecom services used by more than 500 million people.
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A billionaire Indian industrialist announced multiple AI services designed to be integrated directly into phone calls, mobile apps, and home displays for his conglomerate's telecom network users. The services include a call assistant that can transcribe conversations and perform tasks, an app that responds to natural-language requests, and a home display device with AI recommendations. India's largest corporations are competing to build domestic AI capabilities rather than relying on foreign AI models and providers, motivated partly by recent restrictions on access to some overseas AI tools. The announcements reflect broader efforts by Indian companies to establish themselves as creators rather than consumers of AI technology.
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