New Delhi, Nov. 4 -- Imagine a tourist walking into a centuries-old church in Goa, curious to learn more about its history and architecture, with a conventional guidebook or local guide. Soon, this tourist could instead be turning to an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tool to learn about what they're seeing. A few kilometres away, a shack owner could be using a conversational AI assistant to explain the menu and respond to customer queries in any language. The interaction, enabled by multilingual technology, could make a small local business more accessible to visitors from across the world. These are among the possibilities Goa hopes to unlock by bringing artificial intelligence into one of the state's most important economic sector...