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The Minister of the Union also said at the Bharat Summit of CNN-News18 that Indian Railways will have three important changes in the coming years
The Minister of the Union, Ashwini Vaishnaw, attends a discussion panel on AI and technology at the Bharat Rising summit. (Image: News18)
India is on the way to producing its own AI model and is obliged to grow in the manufacture of electronics, said the Minister of the Ashwini Vaishnaw union on Wednesday at the Bharat 2025 Summit of CNN-NEWS18 in Delhi.
“All countries of what entered the manufacture of electronics, all began with the same process, whether South Korea or Vietnam. Most countries had a similar phase of starting from scratch. We are following the same counties in these counties in these countries in these internships,” said Vaishnaw. He added that the electronics manufacture has grown at an annual growth rate composed of 17 percent (CAGR) and exports to 20 percent CAGR in the last five years despite the Covid pandemic.
The minister said that electronic manufacturing is now using 25 Lakh of people, which has a significant number of women.
When asked if the Government would allow Chinese telephone vendors as Vivo and OPPO to enter an alliance for manufacturing in India under the schemes of performance liaison incentives (PLI), VAISHNAW said: “Any country or work to work in India has to work in India in India. At work at work at work at work in India, work in India is a hug.
Speaking about the progress of India in artificial intelligence, he said: “Power and computer talent have given an advantage to developers and new companies.”
When asked if India was behind the AI race, Vaishnaw said that it is the first chapter of the AI boom, and only recently has become a businessman (B2C) where everyone is using. “We are not late; we are in the races and we will be among the few countries to take advantage of the power of the new technology,” said the minister.
India needs to be careful by adopting AI, and the ability to have control over this technology as a country is important, since prejudices are dangerous and can have a negative impact, he said.
Vaishnaw said that India would start producing chips this year, and that plants are currently being established while validation is in process. “We will have a chip made in India this year,” he said.
The Social Network Network Platform Elon Musk’s billionaire has presented a legal request in the Superior Court of Karnataka that defies the use of the central government of Section 79 (3) (b) of the Information Technology Law (TI) for the content blockage. According to X CORP, this provision is being badly used to create a censorship mechanism through the Sahyog portal, without going through the legal safeguards described in section 69a.
In reaction to this, Vaishnaw said: “This is not the first time that a social media platform challenges the government. It is very common. Ultimately, platforms have to follow Indian laws.”
Comedian Samay Raina and Podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia are under fire for the rude comments of the letter on the previous program India Got Latent, with agencies of application of the law and courts now involved.
Speaking about this, Vaishnaw said: “We are all staying in a society. We owe, as technology users, we are already creators of content or consumers of technology, we will understand our responsibility. I must be what my limit is.”
Vaishnaw said that Indian Railways will have three important changes in the coming years. “First, where we are Today, Safety Will Improve More Significantly. Ethho, to Be Third, to Be Third, To Be Third, To Be Third, To Be Third, To Be Third, To The Bhard, To The Bhard, To The Bhards.
The minister added that the objective of the railroads is to provide an affordable transport to low -income and average income travelers, saying that India has one of the cheapest railroads in the world.
