India Eyes $200 Billion Investment in AI and Deep Tech
India expects over $200 billion in investments in AI and deep tech within two years, fueled by a robust digital infrastructure, according to Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw at the India AI Impact Summit. The nation aims to harness global interest to drive economic and social transformation.
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India is poised to attract over $200 billion in investments within the next two years, as stated by Union Minister for Electronics and IT, Ashwini Vaishnaw, during the India AI Impact Summit. This investment reflects the strong global interest in India's burgeoning AI and deep technology sectors.
Highlighting the significance of the country's digital public infrastructure, Vaishnaw emphasized its role in accelerating AI adoption across the nation. He noted that major global CEOs are particularly interested in investing in India's deep tech startups and infrastructure, driven by the digital framework established by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The summit has seen overwhelming participation, with over 300,000 youths, researchers, and students in attendance, all eager to explore AI's potential in addressing large-scale challenges. The event has sparked nationwide enthusiasm for leveraging AI to solve societal issues, underscoring the need to balance technology's benefits with its inherent risks.
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