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Data is the ‘beacon of truth’: AI leaders flag governance, localisation as India’s defining challenge
Data is the ‘beacon of truth’: AI leaders flag governance, localisation as India’s defining challenge
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Data is the ‘beacon of truth’: AI leaders flag governance, localisation as India’s defining challenge

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As India accelerates its artificial intelligence ambitions, industry leaders are warning that the country’s long-term competitiveness will depend less on flashy models and more on the integrity of its data

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