- Published on April 9, 2025
- In AI Features
Which BRICS Nations Are Emerging on the Global AI Playing Field?
India, Russia, and China, among other countries, could soon emerge as strong players in shaping AI leadership.
- By AIM Media House
Growing trade ties between Russia and India are set to hit new heights, with artificial intelligence (AI) opening a new chapter in their bilateral ties. However, this potential collabоration is just one piece of a bigger puzzle. It’s important to consider how the broader BRICS+ bloc is stepping up efforts in AI development.
We analysed several AI landscapes and indexes, including those from Tortoise and Stanford. The following countries stand out in the alliance—those who might emerge as strong contenders on the world’s global AI leaderboard.
India
According to the Global AI Index by Tortoise Media, India currently ranks 10th overall, second in AI talent, and third in AI operating environment.
A report by the IMARC Group specifies that India’s core AI techno
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