UIDAI Partners with Sarvam AI to Enhance Aadhaar Services with AI-Powered Solutions
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has joined hands with Sarvam AI, a Bengaluru-based indigenous Generative AI (GenAI) company, to improve the user experience of Aadhaar services. This collaboration, effective from March 18, 2025, introduces AI-powered voice interactions, real-time fraud detection, and multilingual support, making Aadhaar services more accessible, secure, and efficient. The custom-built GenAI stack will operate within UIDAI’s secure infrastructure, ensuring data privacy and sovereignty. This one-year agreement, extendable by another year, reflects UIDAI’s commitment to technological advancements and user-centric innovations.
| Summary/Static | Details |
| Why in the news? | UIDAI Partners with Sarvam AI to Enhance Aadhaar Services with AI-Powered Solutions |
| Partnership Announced On | March 18, 2025 |
| Organizations Involved | UIDAI, Sarvam AI |
| Key Objectives | Improve user experience, enhance security, expand accessibility |
| AI-Powered Features | Voice interactions, real-time fraud alerts, multilingual support |
| Supported Languages | 10 languages, with more to be added |
| Security Measures | On-premise AI solution, no data leaves UIDAI |
| Agreement Duration | 1 year (extendable by another year) |
| Development Approach | Industry collaboration via UIDAI’s volunteer policy |
| Solution Ownership | UIDAI retains full control |
| Leadership Views | Innovation-focused, AI for public good |
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