Sarvam AI 向马哈拉施特拉邦 2500 名政府官员部署 Indus Cowork
Sarvam AI Rolls Out Indus Cowork to 2,500 Maharashtra Govt Officials
Sarvam AI 的 Indus Cowork 在 10 月 28 日由首席部长 Devendra Fadnavis 发布后，正部署给马哈拉施特拉邦 2500 名政府官员，用于起草文件、分析报告、汇总档案和检索政府记录。该邦 8 月批准了 Sarvam 主权 AI 方案，两年预算 11.26 亿卢比，除 Indus Cowork 外还包含面向公民沟通的语音与 WhatsApp 系统 Samvaad，并将 Saaras 语音识别和 Bulbul 文本转语音模型接入该邦 MahaAI 平台。平台支持包括马拉地语在内的 22 种语言，并提供检索政府决议的 GR Expert、邮件摘要和 RFP 投标评估等工具，Sarvam 称系统运行在位于印度境内的安全审计基础设施上。
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Sarvam AI's Indus Cowork is being rolled out to 2,500 Maharashtra government officials following its launch by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on October 28. The AI productivity platform is designed to help officials draft documents, analyse reports, summarise files and search government records.
The Maharashtra government approved the deployment of Sarvam’s sovereign AI solutions in August, with a two-year outlay of ₹11.26 crore. The agreement covers Indus Cowork for government employees alongside other AI and speech technology applications.
Officials can use Indus Cowork to draft official notes and replies, research government policies, translate and summarise lengthy documents, analyse data and convert scanned records into searchable text, according to Sarvam. The workspace supports 22 languages, including Marathi.
The platform also includes tools for specific administrative tasks. GR Expert allows officials to search Government Resolutions (GRs) across departments and track changes to them. Email Summariser condenses official correspondence, while RFP Bid Evaluator helps officials compare and assess tender bids, according to the platform’s launch announcement.
The Maharashtra agreement extends beyond Indus Cowork. The approved package includes Samvaad, a voice and WhatsApp-based system for citizen outreach, and integrates Sarvam’s Saaras speech recognition and Bulbul text-to-speech models with the state’s MahaAI platform.
The two-year outlay of ₹11.26 crore covers the deployment of Sarvam’s sovereign AI solutions. The agreement places AI tools within government workflows involving official correspondence, policy documents and departmental records.
Sarvam said its solutions would run on secure, audited infrastructure located entirely within India, keeping government data in the country. The company also said the state could inspect the systems hosting the deployment.