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Mint Bangalore
|October 10, 2025
Modi projects India's digital public infra as a model for the Global South
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also announced that India will host an AI impact summit next year.
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Under its artificial intelligence (AI) mission, India is building high-performance computing capacity to ensure that every innovator and startup has access to new technologies at a low cost and with ease, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday at the Global Fintech Fest 2025.
"We are trying to reach the benefits of AI to every district and every language. Our centres of excellence, skilling hubs and indigenous AI models are soliciting this," he said, adding that in the field of AI, India's approach has been to focus on three main principles-equitable access, population scale and responsible deployment.
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