- Published on December 12, 2020
- In AI Startups
This Bangalore-Based Startup Is Using Generative AI To Create Videos From Text
- By Ambika Choudhury
“At Rephrase.ai, we are arguably building the best deep learning team in India helping commercialise the deep learning research we are doing inhouse”- Ashray Malhotra, Co-founder at Rephrase.ai.
AI has been transforming various organisations and industries, and the usual discussions around morality and authenticity are crucial when it comes to the video making sector. At the present scenario, the AI and machine learning scene are at a relatively early stage in India, where most of the AI and machine learning roles tend to be more in the category of data science.
Founded by three IIT alumni, Ashray Malhotra, Shivam Mangla, and Nisheeth Lahoti in 2018, Rephrase.ai is a Bangalore-based artificial intelligence-powered synthetic media production platform. Using its generative AI
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Ambika Choudhury
A Technical Journalist who loves writing about Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. A lover of music, writing and learning something out of the box.
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