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The Indian government is shifting its regulatory focus from AI technology to its applications, as stated by Abhishek Singh, Additional Secretary of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. This approach aims to address user harm caused by specific AI applications, such as deepfakes and misinformation. The government emphasizes that while AI technology remains open for research, regulations will target harmful applications if necessary.
Singh highlighted India's lag in AI development compared to the US and China, particularly in research investment and access to computing resources. Initiatives like the IndiaAI Mission aim to enhance GPU capacity, while partnerships with companies like Yotta are set to establish significant computing infrastructure. The government is also working on making government data more usable for AI development, addressing the current lack of AI-usable datasets.
• India focuses on regulating AI applications to prevent user harm.
• Government initiatives aim to enhance AI research and computing resources.
The government aims to regulate applications that cause harm, such as misinformation and deepfakes.
Singh noted that India is significantly behind the US in GPU access, which is crucial for AI development.
The Indian government is establishing these offices to improve the quality of datasets available for AI.
OpenAI's advancements in AI technology set a benchmark for global AI development.
AWS's involvement highlights the importance of data management in AI development.
Yotta's partnership with the Telangana government aims to enhance AI computing capabilities in India.
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