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How Rajeev Rastogi’s machine learning team in India develops innovations for customers worldwide

600 million users. 22 languages. 19,500 dialects. Here's how Amazon's India ML team is solving the world's most complex localization challenge.

Reporting by Amazon Science 1 min brief
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Amazon's India-based ML team under Rajeev Rastogi is tackling one of the most complex AI challenges - supporting massive linguistic diversity at scale, which could influence how global tech companies approach multilingual AI deployment.

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  1. 600 million people online

  2. 22 Indian languages

  3. 19,500 dialects

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Publisher excerpt: Team works to address the needs of 600 million people online who together speak more than 22 Indian languages with over 19,500 dialects.
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