‘Neither feasible nor desirable’: Why AI slowdown debate looks different in India
- BENGALURU, India: Farm robots, drones and diagnostic tools filled a sprawling exhibition, alongside displays showing how artificial intelligence could be put to work in classrooms and public services.
- The showcase at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi in February offered a glimpse of the AI future the country is chasing - one focused less on pushing the boundaries than on putting the technology to work across its vast economy.
- That puts India in a different position as calls grow globally to slow the development of the world’s most powerful AI models, say analysts.
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- BENGALURU, India: Farm robots, drones and diagnostic tools filled a sprawling exhibition, alongside displays showing how artificial intelligence could be put to work in classrooms and public services.
- The showcase at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi in February offered a glimpse of the AI future the country is chasing - one focused less on pushing the boundaries than on putting the technology to work across its vast economy.
- That puts India in a different position as calls grow globally to slow the development of the world’s most powerful AI models, say analysts.
Sources: CNA