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Can India do an ISRO in artificial intelligence?
New technology can be daunting to understand or keep up with, especially when people are saying one thing or another. This is a generalist’s guide to understanding what India’s real chances are of participating in the AI ecosystem.
15 February, 2025•8 min
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