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India is all set to have an artificial intelligence (AI) programme with large datasets by the end of March or early April, Union Minister of State for electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar said on Tuesday (March 7).
“We are launching by the end of March or early April the India AI programme, which will be one of the largest publicly available datasets in the world with three centres of excellence as the government of India announced recently in the Budget,” said Chandrasekhar, speaking at an event in Mumbai.