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India’s AI Potential: Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s Perspective
Eric Schmidt’s remarks on India offer a nuanced perspective on its potential role in the global AI landscape. He recognizes India as a “big swing state” in AI, implying its ability to significantly influence the field’s future trajectory. While acknowledging the brain drain of top Indian AI talent to the US, he underscores the untapped potential within India itself.
Schmidt identifies a key challenge: the lack of robust training programs and research facilities within India. This infrastructure gap, he suggests, is a major factor driving the migration of AI talent to countries like the US. However, he sees this as an opportunity for India to invest in its own AI ecosystem and retain more of its homegrown expertise.
His call for the US to encourage India to keep some of its top AI talent is a departure from the traditional narrative of brain drain. It hints at a collaborative vision for AI development, where nations recognize and support each other’s strengths. By bolstering India’s AI infrastructure and talent pool, Schmidt envisions a scenario where India contributes not just skilled individuals, but also groundbreaking innovations and leadership to the global AI community.
This perspective resonates with the democratization of AI. Schmidt acknowledges that AI is no longer the exclusive domain of a few affluent nations. India, with its vast human capital and unique challenges, has the potential to become a powerhouse of AI solutions tailored to its needs and the global market. Schmidt’s insights serve as a call to action for India to invest in its AI capabilities and claim its rightful place in shaping the future of this transformative technology.
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Krothapalli Sreenivasa Rao
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AI has the possibility to add $957 billion or 15% of the present gross value – to the Indian economy by 2035. India is the 13th most advanced country the world in terms of the development of artificial intelligence technologies.There are more than 200 AI-based startups in India that are helping different sectors.
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India could become the hub for data cleaning around the world. The IT services industry could easily transition into human-trainers of AI, a need that already exists (as evidenced by Figure Eight, Clickworker, Gengo.ai, and other players in the human-assisted AI training market
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India is the third largest startup ecosystem in the world, with three to four startups being born here daily. We believe India has a major advantage over other countries in terms of talent, a vibrant startup ecosystem, strong IT services and an offshoring industry to harness the power of AI.”
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