Several countries have adopted different policies to regulate the development and use of Artificial intelligence (AI). India can incorporate key lessons from them in its "AI for all" framework
India hosts one of the most thriving startup ecosystems, with dozens of unicorns using AI-powered tools expanding the scope for an AI strategy for India and the world, especially the Global South.
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India is a powerhouse of AI research and innovation poised to become a responsible AI global leader. While the world is debating the harms of AI, several countries have spearheaded developing AI and AI-based technologies. As quoted by Sundar Pichai, “AI is probably the most important thing that humanity has ever worked on”. India hosts one of the most thriving startup ecosystems, with dozens of unicorns using AI-powered tools expanding the scope for an AI strategy for India and the world, especially the Global South.
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[This article has been reproduced with permission from the Indian School of Business, India]