The American Bazaar: Gyan’s hallucination-free AI sets a new standard for enterprise trust

On May 8, 2025, The American Bazaar wrote about Gyan's groundbreaking achievement in creating the world’s first hallucination-free AI specifically designed for enterprise use. The article highlights how Gyan has pioneered an entirely new AI architecture, purpose-built for organizations that demand zero tolerance for hallucinations, intellectual property risks, and energy-intensive models.

“If the cost of a mistake is high, you certainly don’t want your AI causing it,” said Joy Dasgupta, CEO at Gyan. “We built Gyan for companies and processes with zero tolerance for hallucination and privacy risks, with compute and energy requirements orders of magnitude lower than that of current LLM’s.”

In regulated industries like healthcare, pharmaceutical, finance, legal and others like publishing and higher education, where errors can have severe consequences, the risk of unreliable AI results is unacceptable.

“While AI will impact every sector, education is one that will see a huge transformation. Education is all about knowledge, and so is AI,” Founder and Chair Venkat Srinivasan told The American Bazaar when asked about the future of ed-tech.

Leaders at global enterprises are recognizing Gyan's alternative AI architecture. “At a time when trust and transparency in AI are more important than ever, we’re excited to partner with Gyan to explore a more explainable and dependable approach to language models,” said Steve Hill, SVP Engineering, Macmillan Learning. This level of control and privacy makes Gyan the ideal solution for industries where confidentiality is crucial.

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