Bengaluru-based Gnani.ai has introduced its self-cloned Digital Human, powered by the HumanOS platform, at the Global Fintech Fest 2025. The launch marks a major step forward in creating human-like AI interactions that make communication in the financial sector more natural and inclusive.
The Digital Human is designed using a short reference video and voice sample, enabling it to replicate real-time speech, gestures, and facial expressions with high accuracy. This innovation allows users to experience lifelike virtual engagement that feels authentic and human.
Ganesh Gopalan, co-founder and CEO of Gnani.ai, highlighted the company’s human-centric approach to AI. He said, “With our AI-generated Digital Human powered by HumanOS, agents don’t just replicate voice and accent — they capture look, feel, and expressiveness.” He added that the technology is built to bridge communication gaps, particularly for underserved communities that face language or accessibility barriers.
The Digital Human supports multilingual conversations, lifelike lip synchronisation, and subtle micro-expressions. These features allow enterprises to connect with customers at scale without losing the warmth and empathy of human interaction.
HumanOS integrates advanced cloning, speech synthesis, and emotional control, delivering expressive and personalised avatars with real-time speech recognition and low-latency responses. The innovation reflects Gnani.ai’s commitment to redefining digital communication and enhancing accessibility through immersive AI solutions.
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