SynopsisIndia cannot own every AI layer, but open ecosystems and optionality can avoid vendor lock-in and establish control over critical data, governance and infrastructure, said industry leaders.As geopolitics shapes access to AI technologies, India must urgently build greater control over its AI stack, India’s top corporate leaders said at the first edition of The Economic Times Eye on AI Dialogues moderated by Himanshi Lohchab.AI sovereignty should not be viewed as a binary concept but as the ability to retain “control and optionality” over critical parts of the technology stack, said Sriram Raghavan, general manager, IBM Software,Now Playing
Open-source AI will offer India code sovereignty: Experts - The Economic Times
India cannot own every AI layer, but open ecosystems and optionality can avoid vendor lock-in and establish control over critical data, governance and infrastructure, said industry leaders.
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