Consumer hardware start-up, upliance.ai (Up⤴) is all set to roll out the integration of the conversational AI, ChatGPT, into their flagship product, the delishUp⤴. With this Upliance.ai claims to have become one of the world's first companies to incorporate ChatGPT into a home appliance.

delishUp⤴, a smart cooking assistant is making home cooking easier for young Indian homes. The appliance's Smart Jar not only can heat and cook food but also automates chopping and stirring ingredients for a variety of dishes from gravies to one-pot meals. 

With over 250 guided recipes displayed on the touchscreen, owners only need to add ingredients as prompted to cook their meals. This drastically reduces the hassles of cooking for new cooks, with delishUp⤴ doing everything from supporting recipe selection and cutting ingredients to automating heating and stirring. delishUp⤴ was built on the start-up’s proprietary AI framework, Up⤴AI, to control and manage hardware functionality and recipe accuracy. Up⤴AI with ChatGPT now has encompassing knowledge of food, ingredients and recipes and can make generative and responsive suggestions to all cooking prompts and needs. 

The “upliance” aims to level up young Indians who are looking to cook more often at home, but don’t know how to cook or lack the time to do it everyday. This integration has not only expanded what one could be eating at home every day but has also given its owners the ability to customise and tailor these recipes according to their preferences or lifestyle. 

 “With the delishUp⤴, our mission has always been to get more homes in India cooking, and the integration of ChatGPT into the delishUp⤴ is a major step in that direction. We wanted our owners to have the ability to cook what they wanted at whim. Food is deeply personal, and we understand that everyone has different needs and preferences when it comes to cooking. By integrating Up⤴AI with ChatGPT, we can now cater to the varied needs, requirements and preferences of our owners. We are thrilled to be at the forefront of bringing truly smart and connected technology to Indian homes,” said Mahek Mody, CEO and co-founder of Up⤴.