DD Kisan to launch two AI anchors - AI Krish and AI Bhoomi

To be unveiled on 26th May, the AI anchors will be able to speak in fifty languages.

By  Storyboard18| May 24, 2024 10:53 AM
The channel will launch two AI anchors—AI Krish and AI Bhoomi, who are said to work like a human and can read the news 24 hours and 365 days without stopping or getting tired.

After nine years of success, Doordarshan (DD) Kisan is soon to launch a new avatar on 26th May. Ushering into the new era of artificial intelligence, DD Kisan will become the first government TV channel to have an AI anchor onboard.

The channel will launch two AI anchors—AI Krish and AI Bhoomi, who are said to work like a human and can read the news 24 hours and 365 days without stopping or getting tired.

These AI anchors will be able to speak in fifty languages of the country and abroad and will provide every necessary information about agricultural research happening in the country and global level, trends in agriculture mandis, changes in the weather or any other information of government schemes.

Established on 26 May 2015, DD Kisan is the only TV channel in the country that has been established by the Government of India dedicated to the farmers. the objective of establishing the channel was to keep the farmers informed about the changes in weather, global and local markets etc. It is also working to bring forward the efforts of progressive farmers to all the people, with the aim of serving the agricultural and rural community in the country and working towards creating an environment of holistic development by educating them.

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First Published onMay 24, 2024 10:53 AM

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