On the second day of the 11th Chintan Shibir, held at Somnath, Gujarat made significant strides toward integrating deep technology and artificial intelligence (AI) into governance. Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel attended a keynote session focusing on 'Use of Deep Tech for Strengthening Government Services' and 'AI and Data Analytics'.
The session featured Nvidia Director Jigar Halani, who detailed the transformative potential of AI in government services and public welfare. Highlighting Gujarat's vision to become a model state for AI, Halani emphasized the role of technology in improving accessibility to government schemes and streamlining management.
AI for Governance and Public Welfare
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