Indian IT is finally stepping up its generative AI game. At Meta’s Build with AI Summit in Bengaluru held on October 23, Infosys announced a partnership with Meta to utilise the Llama stack, a collection of open-source large language models and tools, to build AI solutions across industries.
As an early adopter of Llama 3.1 and 3.2 models, Infosys is integrating these models with Infosys Topaz, the in-house AI platform, to create tools that deliver business value. One example is a document assistant powered by Llama that improves the efficiency of contract reviews.
“We are building industry-wide solutions. For market research, we have built one proof-of-concept (POC), and internally we are leveraging many Llama models for our AI-first journey,” an Infosys representative told AIM. The person further added that they have several other use cases, such as production use cases and document summarisation.
This comes after Infosys revealedthat it is working on small language models for …