AI Hype vs Reality: Where Does India Stand In The Generative AI Race? | Startup Conclave

Generative AI is one of the most transformative technologies of our times, and something that every country & company wants in on. For a country like India which is brimming with talent, which opportunities does AI hold? Watch this insightful discussion with panelists:
Abhishek Singh, President & CEO, NeGD; MD & CEO, DIC
Vishal Dhupar, MD, South Asia Nvidia
Pandurang Nayak, Head of Startups Solutions Architect, ​AWS India
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[@jerwynjames8312]

Amazing India wil lead the world in AI if those plans mentioned are implemented....bery brilliant optimistic minds..transformative is truly the mindset in which we need to approach AI.

[@whocareswhoami7278]

Indians IITs and software companies have not produced any software IP in AI.

[@techievena]

Vishal Sir was really inspirational throughout the talk rest of the panelists seemed like boomers who have watched a bunch of videos on CZcams and are repeating them.

[@AnkitG12]

Absolutely valuable conversation.

[@Nadeemsadim]

great

[@balbirsingh-iw1lo]

Very good

[@whocareswhoami7278]

Indians IITs and software companies have not produced any software IP in AI.

[@whocareswhoami7278]

Self patting Indian politicians, tech leaders and media are not talking about the need for the rapid development of LLMs and AI in India and controlled by India. India missed the bus in the development of software IP. Now, Hopefully, we don't miss the bus on the development of AI IP. Else, India, like other places, will be subjected to the worst digital surveillance and mental slavery, which could not even be imagined in the dystopian novel 1984.