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Indian generative AI startup Sarvam AI on Thursday announced its collaboration with Microsoft to make its Indic voice Large Language Model (LLM) available on Azure.The collaboration will allow Sarvam AI to use Microsoft’s cutting-edge ...

The Indian government has established 25 Technology Innovation Hubs in the country to develop the infrastructure for operating cyber-physical systems.

Nadella says next generation of AI is changing how and what developers build

Microsoft Co. (MSFT) CEO Satya Nadella, at the CEO Connection event in Mumbai, committed to supporting India's goal of a self-sufficient AI workforce and the nation's shift to an AI-centric society by training 2 million people through the company's ADVANTA(I)GE INDIA initiative by 2025.

India is one of the highest growing markets, we are closely tracking impact of AI on percentage of GDP growth, Nadella said. Microsoft is going to provide AI skilling opportunities to 2 million people in India by 2025.

Microsoft said that organisations in India are seeing an average $3.86 return for every US dollar spent on AI projects, and more than 150 organisations are already innovating with Azure OpenAI Service across industries such as agriculture, aviation, ecommerce, and fast-moving consumer goods. �� Microsoft Will Help India Become Self-Reliant by Fostering Skilled AI Workforce and Empowering Every Sector and Industry To Transform With Artificial Intelligence: CEO Satya Nadella.

India has a huge opportunity to be a global leader in AI, and Microsoft wants to help.

Differences at company levels will start to show up, especially in technology, soon if they are not early adopters of AI. That’s why the IT services companies in India are going fast and furious on it, the Microsoft CEO has said

Microsoft chairman and chief executive Satya Nadella was delivering a keynote address in Mumbai during his 3-day annual visit to India. He quoted the example of work done by Karya, an AI startup which enlists and pays over 30,000 rural Indians to create quality datasets through speech, text, images and videos for training large language models in 12 Indian languages.

Microsoft says 90% of Indian leaders need workers prepared for the rise of AI—but 78% of workers say they don’t have the right knowledge.