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Harsh Maheshwari

@harsh_m121
Research @SarvamAI | @GeorgiaTech 2023 | @iitdelhi 2019
Bengaluru
harshm121.github.io
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  • @harsh_m121
    Harsh Maheshwari
    @harsh_m121
    Jun 13
    We are hiring!
    @pratykumar
    Pratyush Kumar
    @pratykumar
    Jun 13
    Ok, so here is my take on the Fable ban, sovereign AI, Sarvam, etc. The event is interesting as it has implications from many perspectives. For AI users, it is clear that you should not confuse access with ownership, or adoption itself as advantage. And if the most significant
  • @harsh_m121
    Harsh Maheshwari
    @harsh_m121
    May 29
    Unlocking document intelligence for India scale efficiently!
    @SarvamAI
    Sarvam
    @SarvamAI
    May 29
    Earlier this February, we launched Sarvam Vision, a vision-language model for document intelligence. Today, more than 35 million pages are being digitised through the Sarvam Vision API by developers and partners. Since launch, we've made it significantly more efficient to serve
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  • @harsh_m121
    Harsh Maheshwari
    @harsh_m121
    Apr 14
    It is difficult for LLMs to one shot pdf parsing. Complex layouts and reading order are hard problems for even frontier models. VLMs still need an orchestrating for parsing documents properly and @SarvamAI Vision abides by that philosophy
    @karpathy
    Andrej Karpathy
    @karpathy
    Apr 9
    Replying to @kepano
    I just tried it this morning on the 245-page Mythos pdf and it failed badly and the outputs were all mangled. Converting pdfs is really hard, I think it has to probably be a Skill not a program, for a SOTA LLM for it to work properly.
  • @harsh_m121
    Harsh Maheshwari
    @harsh_m121
    Apr 13
    Practice the art of being precise
    @agarwl_
    Rishabh Agarwal
    Periodic Labs
    @agarwl_
    Apr 13
    Reward hacking
  • @harsh_m121
    Harsh Maheshwari
    @harsh_m121
    Apr 12
    Coding has moved up a level of abstraction. Everyone knows it. Karpathy called it in 2023: "The hottest new programming language is English." By 2025 he named it vibe coding. By 2026 it's just... coding. When C compiled to assembly, we stopped reading assembly. We built tools at
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