The Indian AI startup scene is accelerating fast, especially post-ChatGPT, with new players bringing domain-specific innovation, localized solutions, and scale. IndianStartupNews’s feature highlights ten AI companies whose work suggests India’s AI ecosystem could be in for a transformation.

At the top are firms like Avaamo, building enterprise conversational AI that helps sectors such as healthcare, finance, and supply chain deliver virtual assistants and voice bots. Data Science Wizards offers tools to help organizations move quickly from experimentation to production, cutting deployment time and cost. Arya.ai focuses on trustable AI for banking, insurance, and financial services governance and reliability are central. Yellow.ai is pushing conversational automation, serving large enterprises across industries.

Meanwhile, others are tackling very different challenges: ScribbleData works on preparing and enriching data for machine-learning insights; Kissan AI aids farmers with crop advice via tools that understand Hindi, English, and Hinglish; MachineHack GenAI fosters AI coding skills and brings performance platforms; Blend helps e-commerce sellers with AI-generated visuals and marketing materials; Assert AI builds computer vision tools for video analytics, security and safety; and JanAI is developing India-centric language models covering diverse languages and contexts.

Together, these startups show how India’s AI future is not only about big foundational models, but also about solving on-ground problems with language, agriculture, visuals, enterprise needs and doing so in ways tuned to Indian contexts.