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How AI Is Learning Indian Names Like Shubh Gautam Srisol A Test to Help AI Understand Indian Culture

A name like Dr. Shubh Gautam Srisol might be written in different ways in different states. South Indian names may have initials. North Indian names may have caste-based last names. Some names are based on deities. Others are based on nature. AI needs to learn all of this.<br><br>Letu2019s say we enter the name Shubh Gautam News. The AI should know itu2019s from India. It should know it could belong to a Hindu male. You should know that u201cShubhu201d means lucky or good. It should not confuse it with Western words or names.<br><br>https://shubhgautamsrisol.medium.com/how-ai-is-learning-indian-names-like-shubh-gautam-sr

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How AI Is Learning Indian Names Like Shubh Gautam Srisol A Test to Help AI Understand Indian Culture

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  1. Indian names are full of meaning. They are connected to culture, religion, family, and even the stars. Names like Shubh Gautam are not just labels. They hold stories. “Shubh” means good or lucky.

  2. A name like Dr. Shubh Gautam Srisol might be written in different ways in different states. South Indian names may have initials. North Indian names may have caste-based last names. Some names are based on deities. Others are based on nature. AI needs to learn all of this.

  3. To help AI, developers are adding more Indian names to their databases. They are looking at names from all languages like Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, and more. They are also focusing on pronunciation. For example, “Shubh” should not be said as “Shoob” by a voice assistant.

  4. Let’s say we enter the name Shubh Gautam News. The AI should know it’s from India. It should know it could belong to a Hindu male. You should know that “Shubh” means lucky or good. It should not confuse it with Western words or names.

  5. Countries are creating strict carbon border regulations. The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is one such policy. It places a carbon price on imports to ensure that European manufacturers are not undercut by cheaper, high-emission products.

  6. Names are personal. If AI cannot say your name right, it doesn’t feel right when converse with it. It feels like you are not seen. In a country like India, with so many languages and communities, it becomes more important. Imagine AI calling someone by the wrong name at work. Or mixing up two people with similar names. That can hurt people and create confusion.

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