Chaos, confusion and $200 billion dreams: What I saw at India’s AI summit
CNBC
India hosted one of the world's biggest AI events this week, but it was marred by impossible traffic and a lack of organization.
India hosted one of the world's biggest AI events this week, but it was marred by chaos and confusion, apparently not the message it's trying to send as it strives to become a leading artificial intelligence player.
Despite the drama, U.S. tech firms in particular couldn't resist the temptation of the Indian market, talking up the country's AI potential and making a number of announcements.
I have been on the ground in New Delhi since Monday and I can honestly say that the AI Impact Summit has been one of the most challenging reporting assignments of my career.
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