MLCommons partners with NASSCOM to bring global AI reliability benchmarks to India
As part of this global effort, MLCommons is partnering with NASSCOM to introduce the benchmark to South Asia, with a focus on India-specific, Hindi-language reliability standards, according to a media release.
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