Jensen Huang Says India Has Chance to Build AI Economy, Recalls PM Modi's AI Vision
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praised India's strong IT industry and its potential to build a local artificial intelligence economy beyond just using AI technology.
- Huang recalled that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had highlighted AI's importance about a decade ago and urged India to move faster in adopting and developing AI.
- India is expanding its AI and semiconductor ecosystem, focusing on chip manufacturing, design, research, and training skilled talent.
- Huang emphasized that AI safety should be integrated into development and advised regulating AI based on actual risks rather than hypothetical harms to ensure robust AI progress.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hails Indian IT industry, shares success mantra for AI era
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has urged India to move faster on AI, highlighting the country’s strong IT industry and startup ecosystem. His comments come as Nvidia expands its support for India’s AI mission and infrastructure.
Jensen Huang says India has chance to build AI economy, recalls PM Modi's AI vision
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has urged India to accelerate its AI ambitions, saying the country's strong IT industry provides a solid foundation for building a domestic AI economy. Huang also recalled PM Modi discussing AI nearly a decade ago and called for AI regulation.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is acting as a key brand by participating in various global events and government meetings, leveraging the company's dominance in the high-performance AI semiconductor market. Moving beyond simple chip supply, the company is strengthening its sales strategy for the AI ecosystem, encompassing software and data centers, and is taking steps to solidify business relationships through direct customer communication.
'Move faster': Nvidia’s Jensen Huang has an AI message for India, the world’s leading IT power
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has urged India to move faster in the artificial intelligence race and build a strong domestic AI economy by leveraging its established IT sector. Speaking at the G20 Innovation Ministerial, Huang also called for practical AI regulation focused on actual harm, while stressing that technology companies must prioritise safety as AI systems become more capable.
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