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UPI-like AI, credit-based fellowship for kids, caution for IT: Economic Survey on AI
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Despite being late to the AI race, the Survey notes that India enters the AI era with formidable strengths that make a bottom-up approach viable.
India’s structural challenges, and a note of caution for the IT sectorThe Survey notes that India faces some structural challenges.
Most critically, the Survey says that even with abundant domestic capital and strong demand, India’s AI infrastructure expansion would be severely constrained by global GPU supply chains.
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