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Mission Possible: Ingredients are here for India to manufacture AI, lead AI revolution, says Nvidia's CEO


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Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, emphasised that AI will enhance efficiency and productivity, highlighting India's critical role in leading AI innovation. He advocated for India to transition from IT cost-reduction services to AI-driven growth, leveraging its digital resources and expertise to manufacture intelligence and boost various sectors, including agriculture.

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Artificial Intelligence is making computers an instrument for everyone and not just for the privileged few, believes Jensen Huang, the iconic founder and chief executive of chip maker Nvidia. He allayed the fears that AI could consume jobs or replace humans and said that the technology will make everything more efficient and productive, saving key resources and elevating human capabilities. In a free-wheeling conversation with Sruthijith KK at the ET Conversations event in Mumbai on Friday, Huang, 61, who steered the company out of turbulent early years and turned it into a $3.43 trillion behemoth that it is today, said that he still wakes up fearing that Nvidia could even now go out of business. No one in technology should get too comfortable or complacent, said the top boss helming the world’s second most valued company. His message to India’s IT services industry was unequivocal: Move from the back office to the front office and lead the AI revolution.



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