With the growing use of AI, its safety and ethics issues have also become important. When AI is implemented on a large scale, it is important to ensure that its results are not only effective but also safe. AI applications can pose a variety of risks, such as the spread of misinformation, incorrect results of AI in biomedical research, or even security-related risks.
Under the india AI Mission, it is planned to establish an 'AI Safety Institute', which will ensure safe and responsible use of AI. Such institutes are being set up across the world to evaluate the potential risks of AI and bring transparency in its use.
India is ready for the future of AI
The future of AI in india is very exciting and challenging. Both the government and the industry are working together to promote AI development potential and innovation in the country. Indian companies in the field of AI are no longer limited to being just consumers, but they are actively participating in the creation of AI models and tools.
Indian companies now want to be major producers, not just consumers, in the AI space. Steps taken towards building local data and AI models, such as AI Kosha, Common Compute Portal, and indigenous development of foundational models, are leading india towards technological self-reliance.
Further, initiatives and investments being made by the government make it clear that India's AI sector will not only be competitive in the global market in the future, but will also be able to meet the specific needs of indian consumers.
This race in the field of AI is not just a matter of economic competition, but it is a national strategy, which is an important step towards making india technologically empowered and self-reliant.
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