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India’s top conglomerates, Reliance Industries and Adani Group, are actively recruiting young engineers at the India AI summit. This intensified race for AI talent sees executives scouting promising candidates amidst growing global investments in the country’s AI sector. Qualified individuals are finding excellent career opportunities in this burgeoning industry.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tested the AI-powered glasses ‘Sarvam Kaze’ at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. The device, set to launch in May, aims to enhance user experience by integrating AI into wearable technology. Sarvam is developing AI models using Indian datasets.

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Reliance Jio’s CTO highlighted India’s advanced digital public infrastructure, stating AI will amplify its success. He explained that integrating AI into existing nationwide digital platforms will enhance governance, improve public services, and benefit citizens, enterprises, and the nation by making services more aware, inclusive, and accessible.

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MeitY Secretary S Krishnan highlights the need for artificial intelligence in agriculture. He states that AI can bridge the information gap for farmers, who primarily seek timely advice. The secretary also points out AI’s potential to improve access to credit and services for rural communities.