
The Chhattisgarh Cabinet approved ₹500 crore over five years for an Artificial Intelligence Mission. It plans 100 AI Data Labs, five Centres of Excellence, support for more than 300 startups, training for…
The Chhattisgarh Cabinet approved ₹500 crore over five years for an Artificial Intelligence Mission. It plans 100 AI Data Labs, five Centres of Excellence, support for more than 300 startups, training for six lakh students and 1.5 lakh government employees, and over 50 AI-enabled public services.
Separately, the Centre said it had selected 20 indigenous foundation-model proposals from 506 applications under the IndiaAI Mission. It has sanctioned 93.18 lakh subsidised GPU hours, approved 58 AI centres of excellence and supported 237 computing projects. The government said 20 of 62 AI prototypes from national challenges had been deployed in public institutions, while imported GPUs remain a major dependence.
Both announcements show an effort to expand AI skills, public services and domestic technology. However, targets and funding do not by themselves prove useful outcomes. Claims about reducing foreign dependence or making Chhattisgarh future-ready should be judged by delivery, transparency and public benefit. The available details do not yet explain timelines, project-wise spending or how success will be measured.
Sources (2): hindustantimes.com, timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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