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India ranks 3rd in Stanford Global AI Vibrancy tool

Financial Express Hyderabad

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December 15, 2025

INDIA HAS BEEN ranked third in Stanford University’s 2025 Global AI Vibrancy tool, which shows progress made across seven pillars comprising research and development, talent, infrastructure, in a year.

The country has climbed four steps, leaving behind the United Kingdom and leading Asian economies — South Korea, Singapore, and Japan — on AI progress, according to the report released in November.

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