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The government’s support for the AI sector through the Rs 10,000-crore India AI Mission is boosting private interest in the field. | Representative image
India’s ambition to dominate the global AI scene is largely driven by private players, including big tech companies and startups. This also applies to government-led programmes, including policymaking.
Companies like Hiranandani Group-backed Yotta Infrastructure are building GPU-based computing capabilities for various government departments, while entities like the Wadhwani Foundation are continuously advising the IT ministry on artificial intelligence (AI) policies and its overall approach to AI.
In a recent interaction with Business Standard, Nakul Jain, Director, Products and Programs, Wadhwani AI, said the company is providing basic training and awareness to government officials around AI.
