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Mar
Founded by Karan Kumar Singh, Nikita Gajbhiye and Abhileen Pandey, the initiative is combining computer vision, geospatial technology and community participation to help surplus food reach people more efficiently. New Delhi: As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly associated with commercial automation, a team of young Indian technologists is applying it to a more fundamental challenge: connecting surplus food with people who need it before the food becomes unsuitable for consumption. Founded in 2023 by Karan Kumar Singh, Nikita Gajbhiye and Abhileen Pandey, ZeroHungerAI has developed a technology-driven food redistribution platform designed to reduce food waste and improve access to available meals.…