New Delhi, Oct. 9 -- India needs to seize the emerging opportunities in physical artificial intelligence (AI) and strengthen domestic manufacturing of AI-enabled devices to reduce its heavy dependence on imports for several technology products, Purushothaman KG, National AI Leader and Head of Technology Transformation at KPMG in India, said.

Speaking exclusively to ANI on the sidelines of India Mobile Congress 2026 in New Delhi, Purushothaman said the next phase of AI growth would extend beyond digital applications to physical devices and systems, opening up new opportunities for Indian manufacturers to develop and produce indigenous technology solutions.

"The future is going to be not only digital AI but also physical AI. When it comes...