India, April 26 -- Artificial Intelligence (AI) has arguably become the most consequential technological advancement of our era, percolating not only into high-level business strategy but reaching deep into everyday life and governance.

Given its far-reaching implications, governments across the globe are racing to frame policies that strike a fine balance between fostering innovation and ensuring accountability. Back home, India does not want to remain a mere spectator.

With the homegrown AI market projected to cross $325 Bn in revenue by 2033, both the union and state governments are sharpening their focus on building enabling frameworks while addressing concerns around data privacy, job disruption, and infrastructure readiness.

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