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Prasanna Patil

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AI in India is experiencing rapid growth, revolutionizing various sectors like healthcare, finance, agriculture, and education. Startups like Zomato and Flipkart are leveraging AI for better customer experiences, while government initiatives like the National AI Portal promote research and development. With a vast pool of talent and supportive policies, India is poised to become a global AI hub. However, challenges like data privacy and ethical concerns need addressing for sustainable progress. Overall, AI is reshaping India's technological landscape, fostering innovation and driving economic growth. What is your opinion guys

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Anonymous 8
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slice • 1y

Pak chuka hu sun sun ke. No real life use case yet helping the common man. Jeez.

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Anonymous 8

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Before AI takes our job, we need to make enough money to retire and watch the shitstorm.

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Anonymous 7

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In my opinion data and security casualties are real and it’ll get more concerning as it keeps scaling..I think are real issues with AI itself, businesses leveraging AI is one thing but, when people are involved I think there’s a long way to go, especially with stringent policies behind them from the government makes it worse, and the potential very limited

Anonymous 6

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For entities, especially big ones, Its awesome for them they get to save a lot of money, do a better part in research, But for the mass it’s very confusing, honestly I see 50-60% of people absolutely confused and paranoid about its use cases and the it’s path of evolution, I think a mass awareness of some sort is required before it completely takes over.

Anonymous 5
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Uber • 1y

I just hope AI doesn't kill off art completely. It'll be the saddest thing in history.

Anonymous 4

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Before technology penetrated our lives, manual labour was the way to go to get anything done. Automation came into the picture, shit got easy. It’s a digital economy now, digital tasks that seem like manual labour must be automated too.

Anonymous 3

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Just a new tech that'll enable a better life. Nothing to worry about.

Anonymous 2

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The threats with AI need to be taken seriously before extensively letting it penetrate human lives. Or else we are headed towards danger.

Anonymous 1

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A lot of it will and is needed. Cumbersome tasks will get shortened leading to better quality of executions. A lot of it is also blown out of proportion. AI won't takeover like you think. It will be a tool for the organisations to leverage. If our country can handle regulations then would be a huge feather in the cap.

Anonymous 9

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Just make an ai wrapper startup and raise funding

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