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Indian Startup Releases World’s First Book Authored By AI

Anand ParthasarathyWednesday, December 14, 2022 6:39 pm IST
Left: Book cover. Right: These illustrations in the book were self-generated by AI
Left: Book cover. Right: These illustrations in the book were self-generated by AI
Left: Book cover. Right: These illustrations in the book were self-generated by AI
  • After a 13-page background to the project authored by the two cofounders - Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal - the rest of the book is AI generated.
  • All the illustrations in the book were self-created by the same AI tools which authored the book.
  • An Indian start-up has claimed to have created rules and algorithms, which allowed Artificial Intelligence (AI) to author a book – the world’s first instance of an entire book written by a machine.

    This comes just a week after – as Swarajya reported-- US-based OpenAI placed an AI-driven writing bot-- ChatGPT – in the public domain, attracting over a million users worldwide and amazing users with its ability to generate multiple paragraphs of original text in answer to queries.

    However, an entire book has not been known to be created using AI – till now.

    Writes Abhinav Aggarwal, co-founder (with his brother Raghav) of Mumbai-based AI solutions creator FluidAI in a LinkedIn post:

    INDIAai the MeitY - NASSCOM AI resource adds: AI writes small paragraphs for social media posts or a maximum of on-page-long blog posts. This would be the first time they have written a 102-page book. It took just three days to write the entire book. 

    The book focuses on how companies are able to generate immense value through AI while many others don’t. It also explains the business uses of AI and how users can learn the technology, among others. 

    Abhinav’s post continues:

    The 122 page book entitled “Bridging the AI Gap: Why some leaders create immense value through AI while others don’t” is available for sale at Amazon for Rs 350 (paperback) and Rs 246 (Kindle e-book).   

    After a 13-page background to the project authored by the two cofounders, the rest of the book is AI generated. All the illustrations in the book were self-created by the same AI tools which authored the book.

    This correspondent downloaded and read the Kindle edition of the book. It is impossible to judge whether it is written by a human or a machine – except for one quirk: AI numbers the first chapter ‘0’ rather than ‘1’.

    FluidAI co-founders Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal
    FluidAI co-founders Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal
    FluidAI co-founders Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal

    Startup founded by two management dropouts

    FluidAI is 10 years old. It was founded by two brothers Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal, both of whom dropped out of their respective masters’ courses –Raghav from Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Ahmedabad and Abhinav from Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad – to follow their passion for AI. 

    They proved their programming muscle when they emerged winners at the TechCrunch Disrupt Hackathon in New York, one of the world’s biggest 24-hour coding competitions.

    Today, their company is 65-strong with offices in Mumbai and Delaware (US) and presence in eight countries.

    Also Read: AI-Driven Chatbot For All, Is Global Sensation. We Tried It Out. Here Is Our Take

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