JiviAI Surpasses Google and OpenAI in Healthcare AI

JiviAI, a healthcare startup from Gurugram, has outperformed Google and OpenAI's machine learning algorithms, ranking first on the global Open Medical LLM Leaderboard. The startup's language model, 'Jivi MedX', scored an average of 91.65 across benchmarks. Founded by Ankur Jain and G V Sanjay Reddy, JiviAI aims to enhance global healthcare through AI.

Home-grown healthcare startup JiviAI on Friday said its AI-based language learning model has outperformed machine learning algorithms of Google and OpenAI and ranked number one on a global benchmark.

The ranking was measured by Open Medical LLM Leaderboard which tracks and evaluates the performance of healthcare sector-focused large language models.

Open Medical LLM Leaderboard is hosted by AI platform Hugging Face, the University of Edinburgh, and Open Life Science AI.

JiviAI is a Gurugram-based startup, which was founded by Ankur Jain, a former chief product officer at BharatPe, and G V Sanjay Reddy, Chairman of Reddy Ventures.

Jivi's large language model 'Jivi MedX' has outperformed popular AI-based language learning models like OpenAI's GPT-4 and Google's Med-PaLM 2, with an average score of 91.65 across Leaderboard's nine benchmark categories, the Indian startup said in a statement.

''This is a monumental achievement for an Indian company. At Jivi, our mission is to make top-of-the-line healthcare available to everyone globally. Our LLM being the best worldwide gives us immense pride and confidence as we prepare to bring Jivi to over a billion people,'' Co-founder and chairman G V Sanjay Reddy said.

The company is planning to launch Jivi MedX in August 2024.

Jain had announced the launch of JiviAI through a LinkedIn post earlier this month.

''I am looking forward to this new chapter of my entrepreneurship journey as CEO and Co-Founder at Jivi AI, where we are using generative AI to improve healthcare outcomes for 8 billion people!,'' he wrote on LinkedIn.

According to records, JiviAI was incorporated in January 2024.

(This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)