New Delhi, Oct. 25 -- India's push for digital sovereignty in artificial intelligence (AI) will require control over computing infrastructure, networks, models, data and talent, rather than merely keeping data within the country, experts said at a technology session organised by KPMG in India at Agrasar Bharat Manch.

The panel on "Digital Sovereignty in AI: Building an Independent and Resilient India" highlighted the need for secure networks, clear governance frameworks and greater domestic capabilities as enterprises and government departments expand their use of AI.

Sovereign AI also depends on ensuring that AI systems operate within defined geographical and regulatory boundaries, said Anoop of Lightstorm, a telecommunications service...