Google India MD Roma Datta Chobey highlighted the critical role of stakeholder collaboration in realizing India's AI potential. The anticipated AI-driven digital transformation could generate an impressive Rs 33 lakh crore by 2030, significantly enhancing access to essential services. Chobey emphasized the need for a collective effort to empower individuals and strengthen AI infrastructure.
Chobey outlined three foundational pillars for Google's strategy: democratizing information, enhancing AI infrastructure, and preparing a future-ready workforce. She urged that the choices made today will shape India's digital future, reflecting on how past digital advancements have transformed everyday tasks. The focus on sustainable growth in AI is essential for empowering the next generation.
• AI could generate Rs 33 lakh crore in India by 2030.
• Three pillars identified: empowerment, infrastructure, and workforce readiness.
Strengthening AI infrastructure is crucial for enabling widespread access and innovation in AI technologies.
This transformation is expected to revolutionize access to essential services in India.
This approach is vital for empowering individuals through AI technologies.
Google's initiatives in India aim to enhance AI capabilities and infrastructure for broader societal impact.
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