RIL Chairman Mukesh Ambani said on Monday that Jio Platforms is keen to lead the development of India-specific AI models and cross-sector AI-driven solutions to bring this The benefits of new-age technology and the promise of “artificial intelligence for everyone, everywhere.”
Ambani sees artificial intelligence (AI) as the most exciting growth area for Jio and outlined ambitious plans in this regard at Reliance Industries’ 46th AGM.
Ambani pledged that the company is committed to creating up to 2,000 megawatts of AI-ready computing capacity in cloud and edge locations, while adopting sustainable practices and a green future.
RIL executives said that the global artificial intelligence revolution is reshaping the world, and intelligent applications will redefine and completely change industries, economies and even daily life faster than expected.
He asserted that in order to remain globally competitive, India must leverage artificial intelligence to foster innovation, growth and national prosperity.
“This is my promise to our fellow citizens. Seven years ago, Jio promised broadband connectivity to everyone, everywhere. We have delivered. Today, Jio promised artificial intelligence to everyone, everywhere. We will deliver,” he said swear.
The talent pool and capabilities within the RIL Group are constantly being strengthened to rapidly absorb the latest innovations in the global field of artificial intelligence, especially the latest advances in generative artificial intelligence.
“Going forward, Jio Platforms hopes to spearhead the development of India-specific AI models and cross-sectoral AI-driven solutions to deliver the benefits of AI to Indian citizens, businesses and government alike,” he said.
Ambani pointed out that India has the scale, data and talent.
“But we also need India’s digital infrastructure to be able to handle the enormous computing demands of AI. As the field expands, we are committed to creating up to 2,000 MW of AI-ready computing capacity in the cloud and at the edge. … .Over the next five years, we plan to shift the majority of our energy footprint in connectivity and digital services to green energy, which is not only environmentally friendly, but also less costly.”
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