Sundar Pichai called India a powerhouse of AI (Photo- Reuters)
PTI, New Delhi. Google and Alphabet Inc. CEO Sundar Pichai said on Friday that the partnership between America and India is important to bring the benefits of AI to everyone and everywhere.
Addressing the AI Summit organized before the signing of the Pax Silica declaration by India and the US, he said that this agreement, along with the recently signed interim trade agreement, will lay the foundation for a strong US-Indian technology partnership for many years to come. Pax aims to create a strong supply chain for silica, critical minerals and AI.
Pichai said, “Yesterday I said that we are on the threshold of an era of rapid progress and new discoveries, but the best results are not guaranteed. We must work together to ensure that the benefits of AI are available to everyone, everywhere.”
Google is proud to serve as a connecting point between the two countries, whether symbolically or physically. He said, “We have teams in both countries who are working on some of our most important initiatives.”
Working together seamlessly on the loans. Innovations that started in India, like Google Pay, are improving products for people around the world. Optimistic about India, Pichai said, "I believe that India will make extraordinary progress in the field of AI, and we are supporting it."
Medical field will change with biological intelligence and AI: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, president of biotechnology company Biocon, said that the combination of biological intelligence and AI can bring a big change in the medical field. Addressing the AI Summit, he said that this can speed up early detection of diseases and life management.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw said biological systems act like data centers, analyzing information with much less energy than AI systems running gigawatts of electricity.
He said that AI can learn a lot from biology such as how to work with less energy, how to work faster and how to analyze different types of data quickly.
He said that the confluence of AI and biology will be a powerful transformative process. India is fully prepared to lead this global change.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw said that AI can accelerate the science of repair and reconstruction of damaged tissues and organs. This will help in moving health services away from a hospital-centric model towards predictive and preventive community care.
Britain's Deputy Prime Minister stressed on safe and equitable AI for all
Britain's Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy on Friday stressed the importance of making AI safe, inclusive and equitable for all.
Addressing a session of the AI Impact Summit held at the Bharat Mandapam, Lammy said that the world faces two aspects when it comes to AI, one in which AI takes away power and opportunity from people and divides us and the other in which AI is used as a positive force to solve problems and uplift all humanity.
'Speaking the language of all: the key to inclusive AI opportunities'
At the session, Lamy also highlighted some AI-related projects, including the 'Asia AI Development Observatory', which will be a new network to ensure responsible AI governance.
He said these projects, as well as the many new institutions and alliances emerging, can help ensure we stay on the right path. This path leads to safe AI, inclusive AI and most importantly, equitable AI for all.
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