New Delhi, October 13, 2025 – In a seismic moment for global technology, Indian entrepreneur and IIT Delhi alumnus Ketan Sharma and UEA Norwich alumnus Chandramohan has launched a revolutionary AI-powered platform that could disrupt the very foundations of search engines, social media, and artificial intelligence as we know it.
Dubbed a ‘unified leap’ in digital innovation, Sharma’s creation integrates a next-gen search engine, a privacy-first social network, and a third-generation AI GPT model – all built without external funding. The platform promises to deliver cutting-edge performance, making advanced AI and tech democracy accessible to millions.
Discovery: A Search Engine That Respects Privacy
At the core of the platform is the AI powered Search, a state-of-the-art search engine designed to rival global giants. But unlike traditional models, Discovery is built on the principle that privacy is power. ‘We respect our users in times when data is the new gold,’ Chandramohan said in a statement. The engine is expected to revolutionize how users interact with information without compromising their personal data.
Democracy: A Social Network for the People
Also unveiled is an integrated social media that rejects corporate control and data exploitation. Designed to be inclusive, ethical, and non-invasive, the social ecosystem aims to become the world’s most trusted digital commons. Sharma promises a platform ‘worthy of being coveted’ and free from the influence of big money interests.
3G-AI GPT: The Future of Artificial Intelligence
The most groundbreaking component is the development of AI GPT, a smart AI technology that processes millions of prompts without using GPUs, which could leapfrog current AI models. This technology pre-processes the prompts before utilizing GPU power, which saves costs and reduces energy requirements. Built alongside fellow researcher Chandramohan, the duo previously launched an 8.2 million parameter GPT on August 15th – entirely bootstrapped. The upcoming will 10-Billion Parameter 3G models – expected to be ultra-efficient, cost-effective, and hardware-independent – will potentially democratize AI access worldwide.
Human-Centric Innovation
Sharma’s journey hasn’t been without sacrifice. ‘Coding for 16 hours a day took a toll-headaches, vision strain, and chronic pain’, he revealed. With support from UEA Norwich and IIT Delhi, he streamlined his workflow and prioritized health. Chandramohan added, ‘Ubiquitous internet access gave us a level playing field to compete globally’. The team is also experimenting with future technologies like holographic virtual AI humans and 3rd Generation neural networks, hinting at a future where digital assistants could become fully immersive. ‘Initial tests are amazing’, Sharma said, ‘but it all depends on how users embrace our first wave of innovations’.
Entering the Blue Ocean
With this launch, Ketan and Chandramohan are diving into the ‘blue ocean’ of untapped tech potential. The unified platform could mark the beginning of a new era, one where ethical design, affordability, and cutting-edge performance converge.
