Indian Government Working with Sarvam and BharatGen for Mythos-like AI Models

The Indian government is working with domestic AI firms, Sarvam and BharatGen, to develop advanced AI models with capabilities similar to Mythos, as per The Economic Times news report. This collaboration is focused on enhancing cybersecurity measures critical for infrastructure protection.
Objective of Collaborating on AI Models
The Indian government has tasked Sarvam and BharatGen with refining their existing AI models to match Mythos's capabilities. This initiative is intended to safeguard India's critical infrastructure from potential cyberattacks.
As per the report, officials involved in the project emphasised the importance of creating indigenous capabilities hosted on secure government-operated compute infrastructure.
Importance of Mythos-like Models
Currently, the Indian government, alongside local corporations, is negotiating access to the Mythos AI model from the US government.
Mythos is regarded as a highly powerful AI tool, and possessing similar technology domestically is seen as crucial for maintaining a robust cybersecurity framework.
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Deployment of Open-Source Models
In addition to working with Sarvam and BharatGen, the government is also deploying a mix of open-source models, including those developed by Sarvam.
This mix aims to address vulnerabilities in the country's cyberinfrastructure system and supports harmonious integration and enhancement of local AI capabilities.
Conclusion
The Indian government’s collaboration with Sarvam and BharatGen aims to replicate Mythos-like capabilities within its cybersecurity framework. By focusing on developing these AI models hosted on isolated governmental infrastructure, the objective is to secure national critical infrastructure from cyber threats.
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Published on: Jul 14, 2026, 11:26 AM IST

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