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• @mafernando Malinga Fernando on x

  Shruti @srajagopalan substack (link below) on India's AI Summit is a great read. It is long but enjoyable for anyone into the policy+tech intersection. India at least has policy makers + king-makers who are interested and willing to engage with these kind of essays. Most of [imag…

• @srajagopalan Shruti Rajagopalan on x

  My latest Substack on AI policy in India, the big AI summit this week, and the opportunities and the political economy gridlock that threatens to thwart India's AI ambitions. https://srajagopalan.substack.com/ ... [image]

• @seemasirohi Seema Sirohi on x

  If you want a real understanding of the AI landscape in India, warts and all, @srajagopalan takes an exhaustive look. Ambition vs age-old problems. Headlines vs long story #MustRead

• @apurvasanghi Apurva Sanghi on x

  An exceptionally good article on India's AI journey by @srajagopalan. Anyone with even a passing interest in AI in emerging economies should read this! “If there is a single domain where India's AI ambitions will succeed or fail, it is energy. And energy in India is not a

• @pramodbiligiri Pramod Biligiri on x

  This was a very informative, timely and comprehensive overview of issues related to large scale AI based initiatives in India. Attaching a couple of pics from the concluding part of this essay. [image]

• @mattooshashank Shashank Mattoo on x

  @srajagopalan This has to be made required reading. Easily one of the best pieces on Indian political economy I've read

• @pranaykotas Pranay Kotasthane on x

  Here's a framework to evaluate the five components of India's semiconductor industrial policies. I think the assembly, test, and packaging scheme meets all three criteria. Hence it has seen the most investor interest. [image]