India is well-positioned in the area of AI: Chief Scientist

India is strategically situated in the space of man-made reasoning, said Dr. Jeff Dignitary, Boss Researcher, Google DeepMind and Google Exploration, when gotten some information about the job the nation will play coming soon for man-made intelligence advancements. Senior member offered these remarks at the tech monster's very first Research@ occasion in Bengaluru, close by driving scholarly scientists, designers, and new businesses.

 

Aimed at exploring the next frontier of AI in India, the event brought together the country's leading AI practitioners and researchers. They discussed local solutions, and provided a platform for collaborative interaction, to help chart a path for using AI to build a better future. Dr. Dean and other Google leaders joined the event in person discussing the future of AI and its implications for India, as per businesstandard. 

 

“India has tremendous technical talent; there's a long tradition of computer science students in India doing amazing things,” said Dr. Dean. “Anyone with an interest in computer science is turning their attention to machine learning and what it can do. India is well-positioned in this area because there are many students that are already in this field and people already in this industry. It's an important thing across the world.”

 

“One of the efforts I helped encourage was our 1,000 language effort, aiming to make AI models available in all major languages,” said Dr. Dean about Google’s efforts to bridge the digital divide. “This is crucial because many languages spoken by tens of millions of people lack extensive written material. This is really important because making these languages accessible to AI technologies will unlock its potential for different communities that have been previously underserved.”