At Davos, IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw challenged the IMF’s AI ranking for India, citing Stanford’s Global AI Vibrancy Index, which places India third. He outlined India’s five-layer AI strategy, emphasizing practical applications over large language models. Vaishnaw highlighted India’s stability and talent as key assets, promoting the upcoming AI Impact Summit in New Delhi focusing on democratizing AI access.
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