Brahma AI Appoints Shweta Rajpal Kohli as Senior Policy Advisor
Brahma AI names veteran policy leader Shweta Rajpal Kohli as Senior Policy Advisor to lead global efforts in responsible AI and regulation.
In a strategic move to strengthen its leadership in the global regulatory landscape, Brahma AI has announced the appointment of Shweta Rajpal Kohli as its Senior Policy Advisor and a member of its Advisory Board. A seasoned veteran in the public policy sector, Kohli will play a pivotal role in guiding the company through the complex ethical and legal frameworks of artificial intelligence.
The appointment comes at a high-growth period for the firm, following its recent successful $150 million funding round led by Multiples Alternate Asset Management. As an AI-native operating system designed for enterprise audiovisual content, Brahma AI is positioning itself at the forefront of the debate regarding how AI-generated content is governed worldwide.
Driving the Agenda for Responsible AI
In her new capacity, Shweta Rajpal Kohli will advise the CEO and the Board on critical matters concerning AI policy and responsible AI. Her responsibilities will include facilitating the company's engagement with international governments, regulatory bodies, and policymakers. This move is intended to deepen Brahma AI's commitment to ensuring authenticity, provenance, and trust in an era where AI is fundamentally transforming content creation and consumption.
Kohli brings a wealth of experience to the role. She currently serves as the President and CEO of the Startup Policy Forum (SPF), an organization representing over 75 high-growth Indian companies with a combined valuation exceeding USD 100 billion. Her extensive career spans more than 25 years, having held significant public policy positions across Asia for major entities such as Salesforce, Uber, Peak XV Partners, and Sequoia Capital India. Additionally, she has a background as an award-winning financial journalist.
A Vision Built on Trust and Consent
Prabhu Narasimhan, the Founder and CEO of Brahma AI, emphasized that the company's technological foundation is built on the principles of consent and authenticity. He noted that these elements cannot be added as an afterthought but must be integrated into the core technology from the beginning.
"As AI-generated and AI-transformed content becomes the norm, knowing what is authentic, where it came from and whether we can trust what we see and hear will only become more important," said Prabhu Narasimhan. "Shweta understands both the opportunity of AI and the responsibility that comes with it."
Expressing her enthusiasm for the role, Shweta Rajpal Kohli highlighted Brahma AI's unique "policy-first" approach. She noted that the company's vision regarding consent and provenance is rare in the industry and offers a unique opportunity to shape the global conversation on AI regulation as it is being written.
Brahma AI's Global Impact
Brahma AI operates across four primary global sectors: media & entertainment, sports, healthcare, and advertising. The company serves major international clients, including Warner Bros, the NBA, and Mayo Clinic. Its technological prowess has already earned recognition, including a 2026 Technology & Engineering Emmy® Award for its work in AI-based face replacement and visual transformation.
The company's recent technological applications include its Neural Performance technology, which was utilized for the film Ramayana to provide performance-preserving visual lip-syncing for its international release, allowing seamless cross-language performances.