Government of India

India is working towards becoming an AI leader by launching initiatives for infrastructure, innovation, and skill development. The government has allocated funds and set up high-end computing facilities.

The Centre said that there is no prohibition on AI usage in government offices despite the finance ministry banning the use of AI tools.

The government is inviting private firms and startups to share non-personal datasets with AI Kosh to advance AI development in India. Part of the IndiaAI Mission, the initiative ensures data security while enabling AI innovation.

As 1.92% of the India AI Mission budget was allocated for the platform to make public sector datasets AI-ready without mentioning the process of anonymising datasets, data monetisation, and other concerns were raised.

India is positioning itself as a global AI leader, advocating for socially responsible and inclusive AI development. With initiatives like IndiaAI Mission and global collaborations, India aims to leverage its vast data and talent pool to create sustainable,

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has launched a slew of new initiatives under its IndiaAI Mission programme.

India's R&D Spending Soars Under Modi Government, Catalyzing Innovation in AI, Biotechnology, and Quantum Computing.

With a team of 50-60 researchers and a large network of student contributors, BharatGen is moving forward rapidly.