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In India, we don't obsess about the technology. We obsess about the problems it can be used to solve. Was an honour to share my views at #WEF2024 on why I believe India's #TechMantra can positively shape the unfolding AI narrative for higher impact and scale. #BuildingTechwithTrust #ShapingTheTechade nasscom

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Ruchit G Garg2 years ago

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Sanjeev Malhotra2 years ago

Well said - 'Technology is the means to solve problems'

Harsh Goenka2 years ago

So well said

debjani ghosh2 years ago

🙏🙏

Gaurav Kumar Baliyan2 years ago

Heard this, her assessment is spot on! Most founders seem to miss this point.

KUMAR KANTII SEN ❤️2 years ago

🎯 🙏 ❤️ 🇮🇳 🪔 🛕 ☀️ HATS OFF

Spike2 years ago

A little autism is good.#Spike

Hitesh Porwal2 years ago

Beautiful explanation.

Mou Chakravorty2 years ago

Amazing to listen! An inspiration always & rightly said, the power of AI must be democratised, to build trust & for inclusion!!

Biplab Ketan Paul2 years ago

Fantastic articulation. Apna r #inclusion & #open example is absolutely 🎯. Proud of u. 🇮🇳#JaiHo @hcltech @Infosys @Wipro @Zoho @MIB_India @satyanadella @AshwiniVaishnaw @HardeepSPuri @nasscom @nasscomstartups @wef @PMOIndia @rashtrapatibhvn #WEF2024

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