- Published on June 6, 2021
- In IT Services
Artificial Intelligence: The Secret Sauce To Good Governance
- By Shanthi S
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to improve governance in terms of accountability, citizen engagement and interoperability.
The Indian government has been cottoning on to the benefits of AI since the turn of the last decade. In 2020, the Centre increased the outlay for Digital India to $477 million to boost AI, IoT, big data, cybersecurity, machine learning and robotics.
In the 2019 Union Budget speech, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the government would offer industry-relevant skill training for 10 million youth in India in AI, Big Data and robotics. However, there is still a lot of scope for not only the Indian government.
“While there is considerable enthusiasm and desire by the government to develop AI-driven solutions in governance, including the re
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Shanthi S
Shanthi has been a feature writer for over a decade and has worked in several print and digital media companies. She specialises in writing company profiles, interviews and trends. Through her articles for the Analytics India Magazine, she aims to humanise tech in India. She is also a mom and her favourite pastime is playing a game of monopoly or watching Gilmore Girls with her daughter.
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