Anand Shukla

For years, Indian language AI has lived in a strange middle ground. Everyone agreed it was important. Few trusted it enough to run real business operations on it.Ask anyone who has tried English to...

In 2026, the internet in India no longer speaks in one voice. It hums in Assamese in Dibrugarh, switches to Hindi in Gwalior, slips into Tamil in Tirunelveli, and toggles dialects every few hundred...

A funny thing happens when you watch people scroll through their phones today. They move past walls of text without stopping, but the moment a video begins speaking their language, even a short...

Mobile apps lose more users to language friction than most product teams realize. A customer who cannot read a confirmation screen, understand an error message, or follow an onboarding step in their...

A few years ago, logistics managers faced a problem that seemed small on paper but was anything but in practice. The staff handled hundreds of invoices daily, some scanned, some photographed, many in...

A site can rank first in English and still be invisible in Portuguese, Hindi, or Arabic search results, even when the product, price, and demand are identical across markets. That gap is rarely a...

Most contact centres still have someone typing up call notes by hand, hours after the call actually happened. That lag between what got said and what got written down is the exact gap automatic speech...

A single missed call can cost a business a sale, a renewal, or a support ticket that escalates into a churn risk. Most contact centres still can’t answer every call the moment it comes in, and...

Every best speech to text list ends up ranking the same handful of general-purpose APIs against each other on accuracy scores and latency numbers. That’s useful if you’re building a podcast...

Call a company’s support line today and you’ll usually hit one of three things: an old-school IVR menu, a voice bot that follows a script, or something that actually understands what you’re saying...

When we talk about e-Governance in India, we often think about apps, portals, and digital dashboards. But the truth is, none of that matters if people can’t understand what’s written on the screen...

Not long ago, anything involving translation or multilingual content felt slow, manual, and slightly painful. Today, Language AI has slipped into everyday business life so quietly that most teams...

People have been talking to machines for years now. What’s actually changed is how well those machines understand what people say.From voice assistants and call transcription to customer support and...

When you think about business growth in India, language is often not the first factor that comes to mind. People talk about funding, product design, and market fit. Yet, time and again, what really...

Three things separate a usable ASR system from one that looks impressive in a sales demo: accuracy that holds up on real call audio, language coverage that goes beyond Hindi and English, and the...