AI in india

Image Source : FILE Indians optimistic about AI's potential to simplify work and improve About 59 per cent of Indians believe that artificial intelligence (AI) will make work easier and lead to better outcomes. As per the new report, from Bosch- the automotive and consumer products maker, around 80 per cent of Indians and 73 per cent globally advocated about the…

Image Source : FILE Artificial intelligence Artificial intelligence (AI) has taken over the world within a couple of years and has been storming the world with its expansion and wide usage. In India, many startups have been impacted by creating dataset space in several Indian languages to train AI models and for research while creating jobs, majorly in the rural parts…

The AI revolution of 2023 has touched almost every sector. The wave that began in the tech sector has now spread out to medicine, entertainment, logistics, ecommerce, publishing, and more. It is not just generative AI that is making the buzz but the entire technology of bringing logical processes to a computer program to make it synthesize its own responses to problems has become an exciting opportunity. And while Silicon Valley had the early mover's advantage, more and more Indian business leaders are also waking up to…

As AI Appreciation Day arrives (July 16), we take a moment to recognise and celebrate the revolutionary influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on Indian businesses. This special occasion reminds us of the incredible progress and innovations that AI has brought to various industries, ushering them into a new era of efficiency, accessibility, and growth. AI has transformed the Indian SaaS landscape, revolutionized personalized fitness experiences, and improved customer support and marketing analysis. Despite the dangers…

The potential that artificial intelligence holds is not hidden from anyone anymore. While businesses have been early adopters, governments have also been aware of its abilities. In 2022, the Indian government unveiled Bhashini, a native AI-based language platform that can transcend language barriers by translating in-real time and allowing people from different languages to interact with one another over digital platforms. And now, PM Narendra Modi has said that he “would be happy to share” this technology with the rest…

Digital India Corporation's MD and CEO, Abhishek Singh, has said that India needs to have its own framework on Artificial Intelligence (AI). He said that while many countries have legislative interventions, there is no law in India to regulate AI and the company is "thinking in this direction"."As and when the Digital India Act is passed, there would be provisions for enforcing guidelines," news agency PTI cited Singh as saying.Digital India Corporation is a not for profit company set up by the Ministry of Electronics and…