India's Digital Public Infra can be used to build Sovereign AI: Nvidia SVP By CIOTechOutlook Team

India's Digital Public Infra can be used to build Sovereign AI: Nvidia SVP

CIOTechOutlook Team | Tuesday, 27 February 2024, 06:07 IST

Senior VP of Nvidia Shanker Trivedi added that India’s digital public infrastructure (DPI) can be utilized as a premise to construct artificial intelligence (AI) and the organization is available to team up with the public authority and new companies that way. Trivedi, who met the minister of state for electronics and IT on Monday, said, “The digital public infrastructure has reached digital mass and many new apps can be built on it.”

Remarks from Trivedi accept importance as in the public authority is hoping to shape worldwide patterns and discussions in AI by fostering the nation's own sovereign AI foundation. Like DPI, Sovereign artificial intelligence can assist the public authority with zeroing in on genuine use cases in medical services, farming, administration, language interpretation, and so on to maximise financial turn of events. “From Nvidia’s perspective, what is important is the growth and pervasiveness of sovereign AI,” Trivedi said.

“Together with a very strong infrastructure to run these generative AI models built on digital public infrastructure, it’s a huge opportunity for NVIDIA to partner with the government,” he added.

Artificial intelligence sway implies that the public authority is building its artificial intelligence establishment models like huge language models for public safety, which can then be utilized by different organizations and be utilized as a digital good. Nvidia had likewise gone into discrete settlements with Reliance Industries and Tata group to foster high level AI applications in the nation.

“Thankful for a meaningful dialogue with MoS, MEITY, Rajeev Chandrasekhar and Shankar Trivedi on the critical role of Sovereign AI. We are at a juncture where the alignment of AI is with national priorities, health, agriculture & education is indispensable,” said Vishal Dhupar, managing director, Asia South at NVIDIA.