HT Correspondent
TEZPUR, May 15: In a significant development in the field of artificial intelligence, Gautom Das, an Assamese innovator originally from Tezpur and now based in Bengaluru, has unveiled MK3, a cutting-edge multilingual AI chatbot.
Designed to empower users from all backgrounds, MK3 aims to make AI tools accessible, ethical, and affordable, especially for those in underserved communities and non-English-speaking regions.
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MK3 marks the third major effort by Gautom Das in the AI domain.
The chatbot is tailored for students, small businesses, and general users who seek intelligent conversational assistance without the need for coding expertise or high-cost software.
“We believe technology should serve the many, not just the few,” said Gautom Das, while introducing MK3.
“MK3 was built to help everyday users in their own language, in their own voice — whether it’s for learning, solving customer queries, or just getting things done quickly. The encouraging response from Tamil Nadu validates our approach,” he added.
Built with a mission to democratise artificial intelligence, MK3 is based on no-code tools and features a patent-pending Dynamic Context Orchestration Algorithm (DCOA).
This innovative orchestration engine allows the chatbot to intelligently manage multiple tasks, adjust tones, switch languages, and engage in dynamic conversations without requiring additional input from the user.
The engine operates behind the scenes, ensuring that users receive accurate and context-aware responses regardless of the complexity of their queries.
Early trials of MK3 were conducted in educational institutions in Tamil Nadu, where both students and teachers tested the chatbot for academic assistance and general interaction.
Feedback from the trials highlighted the platform’s user-friendliness, adaptability, and effectiveness in real-world scenarios.
A core focus of the MK3 project is its ethical design, especially in ensuring user safety and privacy.
Given that the tool may be used by minors, the chatbot is programmed to never request or collect personal information from users.
Its browser-based deployment further enhances security, as it avoids the risks associated with app-based data storage and reduces exposure to potential breaches.
The long-term vision of the MK3 initiative is to reach one billion users in the next five years.
The project seeks to bridge the digital divide by making AI tools more human, more local, and more useful — all without demanding subscriptions, coding knowledge, or compromising privacy.
MK3 is currently in the early access phase, and additional updates including public trials, product demonstrations, and new feature rollouts will be announced through the official platform https://www.mountkan.com.
It is worth mentioning that MK3 is built with a strong emphasis on multilingual capability, ethical AI practices, and real-world applications.
The chatbot’s underlying architecture is currently undergoing patent protection, including its unique DCOA system.
Interested individuals and organisations are encouraged to reach out to Gautom Das via email at editor@mountkan.com or visit the official website for further details and participation in upcoming trials.
The launch of MK3 marks a significant milestone in making artificial intelligence tools inclusive, secure, and socially impactful, especially for communities that have historically been left behind in the digital revolution.
