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AI Is Moving From Chatbots To Agents: Is India Ready For What Comes Next?
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· September 20, 2026
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India’s conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) has been mostly about computing power, data centres, Indian-language models, start-ups, and the ambition to become an AI superpower. All that is changing, as a more uncomfortable conversation about existential risk starts. Finance minister...
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Key points All that is changing, as a more uncomfortable conversation about existential risk starts. India’s conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) has been mostly about computing power, data centres, Indian-language models, start-ups, and the ambition to become an AI superpower. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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