India to host first version of ‘Global IndiaAI 2023’ tech convention in October

The Narendra Modi authorities will organise the ‘Global IndiaAI 2023’ in October, witnessing taking part from main synthetic intelligence (AI) gamers, researchers startups and traders from India and overseas.

The occasion will cowl big selection of matters together with Next Generation Learning and Foundation AI fashions, AI purposes in healthcare, governance, and next-gen electrical automobiles, future AI analysis developments and AI computing programs, the ministry of electronics and IT stated in a press release on Wednesday.

Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Union MoS for ability improvement, entrepreneurship, electronics and IT, is chairing the convention’s steering committee. The panel contains members from the ministry’s Digital Economy Advisory group and different distinguished leaders within the area of AI.

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“The Global IndiaAI 2023 conference is tentatively planned for October 14/15 and it will bring together the best and brightest in AI from India and around the world. This summit is expected to evolve and become a must attend event on the annual calendar of the Global AI industry, startups, practitioners, researchers and students”, Chandrasekhar said in the statement.

“The huge success of the past two editions of the SemiconIndia conference by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji firmly put India on the global semicon map. This enabled India to become a catalyst for investments and growth within the sector. The Global IndiaAI summit will also catalyze India’s AI landscape and innovation ecosystem,” he added.

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The Global IndiaAI 2023 convention will showcase the colourful IndiaAI ecosystem comprising initiatives like DI Bhashini, India Datasets Program, IndiaAI Futuredesign program for startups, and IndiaAI FutureSkills programme devoted to nurturing world-class AI expertise.

According to the ministry’s assertion, Chandrasekhar identified the pivotal function of the working teams that collaborated carefully with trade, startups & academia companions.

“What makes India so attractive for AI is the diversity of it. Our diversity will be an addition to the quality of data sets for any large language model or any AI learning model. What we want is that AI should be responsible so that user harm is curbed and innovation is encouraged”, Chandrasekhar said.

“Our primary aim is to ensure a collaborative and participatory approach, steering AI to enhance governance and transforming lives while building global partnerships and actively shaping the world’s technology landscape,” the minister added.