Turkish defence firm Havelsan introduces indigenous AI-based assistant

Published on January 16, 2024

For the model, generative AI models are trained with data input, which can be used to create text and media. / Photo: AA

The GPT model, named MAIN, is designed with a special focus on data privacy, particularly to address the needs of public and military institutions.

Turkish defence firm Havelsan developed the country’s artificial intelligence (AI)-based virtual assistant specialising in natural language processing, scheduled to be made public on February 1.

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