US tech giant Google announced as the first ‘Platinum Consortium’ member of the new Center for Responsible Artificial Intelligence (CeRAI) at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras), committing an initial investment of $1 million .
US tech giant Google announced as the first ‘Platinum Consortium’ member of the new Center for Responsible Artificial Intelligence (CeRAI) at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras), committing an initial investment of $1 million .
The announcement was made during the Center’s first workshop and panel discussion on Monday. His AI department at IIT Madras will support research projects and develop datasets for AI applications.
The announcement was made during the Center’s first workshop and panel discussion on Monday. His AI department at IIT Madras will support research projects and develop datasets for AI applications.
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CeRAI was officially launched on April 27, with the ceremony presided over by Mr. Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Minister for Electronics and Information Technology.
The Center has forged partnerships with industry association Nasscom, South India Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI), policy think tank Vidhi Center for Legal Policy and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA) think tank Research and Information Systems (RIS). .
These partnerships aim to promote the responsible use of AI through developing academic curricula, exploring the meaning of AI, developing participatory AI frameworks, and mentoring startups to create responsible AI applications. is. As stated in a press release, startup mentorship and incubation organization The Indus Entrepreneurs (TIE) will also partner with his CeRAI.
As part of its AI policy advocacy role, CeRAI will seek to “develop sector-specific guidelines and recommendations for policymakers,” according to a press statement from IIT Madras.
Balaraman Ravindran, Director of CeRAI and Robert Bosch Data Science and AI Center at IIT Madras, said at the inauguration ceremony: Medical, manufacturing, banking, finance, etc. It must also provide performance guarantees appropriate for the application in which it is deployed, such as data integrity, privacy, and decision robustness. ”
Abhishek Singh, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Center’s Digital India Corporation, said policy makers and researchers are looking to “solve social problems, ensure access to healthcare, and make healthcare more affordable.” “It’s important to be aware of the risks and challenges in using technology to make it affordable.” , education is more inclusive and agriculture is more productive. ”
