OneAIChat, an Indian startup, unveiled its new multi-modal artificial intelligence (AI) aggregation platform on Tuesday. The Mangalore-based startup offers a single platform through which users can access multiple Large Language Models (LLM) simultaneously. The company says this will help users interact and compare responses from multiple AI models seamlessly. Leveraging the capabilities of multiple models, the platform delivers results in text, image and video formats. The platform will require the purchase of a single subscription plan for access.
The OneAIChat platform pre-launched today as a web-based service. The aggregation platform includes OpenAI's GPT-4, Google Gemini, Anthropic's Claude 3, as well as AI models from Cohere and Mistral. The company did not specify which Mistral LLMs were being used. The company says the platform will be accessible worldwide. At the time of writing, we were unable to access the website as it appears to be experiencing an outage.
There are some platform-specific features that users can take advantage of. OneAIChat has introduced a focus categories feature that will allow users to enter topic-specific queries from AI models. It is not clear if the company has added specific LLMs for certain topics or if it selects answers from all together. Some of the categories highlighted by the startup include health, audio/music, faith, marketing, video, art and design, and math.
Aside from that, OneAIChat said its platform is meant to streamline content creation. AI models enable the generation of blog articles, product listings, social media posts, essays, and more. In particular, these offers would come directly from the AI models themselves. In addition, being a multimodal platform, it also offers the generation of images, videos and audio clips. However, the company did not specify the AI models that will handle video and music generation.
The OneAIChat platform will charge a single subscription fee to enable the use of all AI models. However, pricing details are yet to be revealed. The details of the models offered in the subscription are also not known. Since all of the AI models mentioned, except Mistral and Cohere, have free and paid versions, the cost savings through subscription could not be determined. Mistral offers open source AI models that don't require any subscription to run, while Cohere is only available to paid users.
