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- By Kashyap Raibagi
Over a period of post-Independence time, what has really kept India relevant in the global market is its significant progress in the field of science and technology. This has been possible because the country has realised the significance and made necessary investments towards it.
This has helped India produce some of the top names in world science, who have made significant discoveries with a global impact. It is the same when it comes to research and discoveries in artificial intelligence.
In this article, Analytics India Magazine has collated a list of some of the top AI researchers in India, one must know in 2020.
Dr Geetha Manjunath
Dr Manjunath is working as the co-founder and CEO of Niramai Health Analytics, a health-tech start-up to detect breast cancer. Her latest
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