Modi's three-day visit to the United States, where he engaged with leaders from US-based companies specializing in cutting-edge technologies, including AI, quantum computing, and semiconductors. Both Pichai and Huang praised Modi's vision for a "Digital India" and his focus on AI's potential to transform various sectors, such as healthcare, education, and agriculture.Speaking after the meeting, Pichai highlighted Modi's commitment to harnessing AI for societal benefits in India.
“The Prime Minister has been clear in his vision, aiming to ensure that AI serves the people of India. He is pushing us to explore ways AI can revolutionize sectors like healthcare and education while ensuring the infrastructure to support this transition," Pichai stated.
He also noted that Google is committed to ramping up its AI investments in India.Pichai emphasized the company’s ongoing efforts to "Make in India" and "Design in India," pointing out that the Prime Minister has consistently urged Google to focus on local applications of AI. “We are looking forward to doing more in India, especially in response to the Prime Minister's challenge to design AI solutions that address the country's unique needs," Pichai added.On the similar note, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang underscored India's potential to lead in AI adoption, pointing to the country’s talent pool of computer scientists and startups.
“India is home to some of the world's brightest minds, and AI presents a tremendous opportunity for the country," said Huang.Huang further detailed Nvidia’s plans to increase its involvement in India, particularly through partnerships aimed at scaling up AI infrastructure. Nvidia has already partnered with Yotta Data Services, which is expected to expand its
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