US Edition'India won’t lag far behind in AI...': Nandan Nilekani says adoption in India will still need heavy lifting
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Debjani Ghosh delves upon India's AI potential at Carnegie Global Tech Summit
New Delhi [India], April 11 (ANI): Debjani Ghosh, a fellow at the NITI Aayog and the former president of industry body Nasscom, speaking at the Carnegie Global Tech Summit on Friday, delved upon AI landscape in India and how the country can the leverage the opportunity this emerging technology has to offer.In her initial remarks, Ghosh said she thinks there is little understanding and agreement in terms of what
'India won’t lag far behind in AI...': Nandan Nilekani says adoption in India will still need heavy lifting
Nilekani also pushed back on the urgency to build homegrown AI models akin to DeepSeek. “We should not be losing sleep because somebody has not built any AI models,” he said, highlighting India's Indian AI mission and urging a focus on scaling current efforts.
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