- Published on March 22, 2024
- In AI Features
India Shows the World How AI Can Shatter Social Barriers
Indian entrepreneurs are creating employment opportunities in rural India with AI.
- By Pritam Bordoloi
Not only can AI solve many business problems, but the technology also holds promise for resolving various societal issues.
On his recent visit to India, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates addressed students of IIT Delhi, encouraging them to use technology like AI for social good. With its diverse array of social issues, India does offer a rich canvas for innovative solutions.
India's strength lies in its diverse talent pool, encompassing skilled engineers, developers, and technology professionals. Additionally, the country nurtures a vibrant startup ecosystem, fostering a culture of entrepreneurship, further fueling innovation in the technology sector.
“What is encouraging for India is that young entrepreneurs are picking these problems statements and coming up with the skills, a
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Pritam Bordoloi
I have a keen interest in creative writing and artificial intelligence. As a journalist, I deep dive into the world of technology and analyse how it’s restructuring business models and reshaping society.
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