The Bengaluru-based startup, backed by Blume Ventures and General Catalyst, uses facial recognition and encrypted on-device AI to enable automatic, consent-based photo exchanges between friends.

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Koo cofounder Mayank Bidawatka has launched an AI-enabled mutual photo sharing app, PicSee on Google Play and Apple Store. Bidawatka took to LinkedIn to announce the launch of the new app. “We find ...

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"The product has to be good, but even then, it's unlikely that it will be able to replace an app that has billions of existing users in the world," Mr Roy adds. Launched in 2020, Koo was touted as a ...

Backed by government policy, data protection laws, and rising investor confidence, India is building toward digital ...

ZOHO’s co-founder and Chief Scientist, Sridhar Vembu, went on a tirade online slamming healthcare experts, doctors, neonatal ...

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