Indian companies are at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption, with 30% of them having maximized AI's value potential, surpassing the global average of 26%. A remarkable 100% of Indian companies are actively experimenting with AI, showcasing the nation's readiness to harness its potential.
The fintech, software, and banking industries are rapidly utilizing AI in their operations, but the maturity of India's AI leaders extends beyond traditional and digital sectors. This broad-based adoption is delivering value beyond traditional tech businesses.
The Indian government has launched several initiatives to promote AI adoption, including the IndiaAI Mission, which aims to strengthen AI-driven research, innovation, and skill development. The government plans to expand AI compute capacity, enabling researchers to work on complex AI projects.
Private companies are also playing a significant role in India's AI landscape. Reliance Industries has announced plans to create Jio Brain, an application-agnostic suite of tools and platforms to hasten AI adoption. Microsoft plans to invest ₹25,000 crore in cloud and AI infrastructure in India.
Indian startups are also developing innovative AI solutions, including large language models and agriculture-specific AI platforms. As Indian AI leaders go beyond productivity to reshape and invent new business models, India is poised to lead not only in AI adoption but in generating substantial and measurable value.
