Around the world, artificial intelligence-based chatbots are becoming increasingly popular. People began utilising ChatGPT, which was released in November of last year, to complete their assignments and write their exam responses, which attracted a lot of attention. Due to the intense rivalry, Google had to release its chatbot Bard earlier than planned. However, it provided false information in a promotional video, and on Wednesday, Alphabet Inc., the parent company of Google, saw its market worth decline by $100 billion. As of late, a Google engineer has debuted GitaGPT, his own AI chatbot. According to the chatbot’s description on Twitter, it “brings Bhagavad Gita knowledge to the modern world through AI.”
Sukuru Sai Vineet, a software development engineer at the tech company, developed GitaGPT. Users of the app can ask questions, and an AI chatbot will answer them by making references to the Bhagavad Gita. “With Gita GPT, you may easily and interactively obtain insight and clarity on your life’s decisions.”
Before offering answers, GitaGPT analyses the Bhagavad Gita lectures in light of its readers’ specific questions. Mr. Vineet gave a demonstration of the chatbot’s operation. He enquired, “What does life mean?” A bot said, “According to the Bhagavad Gita, the purpose of existence is to seek for freedom from ageing and death, find shelter in God, and realise Brahman, the understanding of the Self and all action. It entails working for the purpose of sacrifice while remaining detached and with a firmly developed knowledge-based thinking. The ultimate objective is to arrive at the glorious Supreme Person.”
Another time, the developer mentioned “his difficulties” with Bengaluru housing shortage as a problem. “Our actual residence is in Brahman,” the bot declared. “I am aware that it can be challenging to find a home in Bengaluru. The Bhagavad Gita, on the other hand, tells us that Brahman, the immortal and unchangeable, of everlasting Dharma and of absolute happiness, is where we truly reside. Let’s keep this in mind and find comfort in it as we look for a home “It read. Along with the enquiry, GitaGPT also provided a list of the pertinent verses.
