California, June 18 -- As artificial intelligence (AI) advances at a rapid pace, making the technology accessible to everyone without limitations will be key to unlocking its benefits. To achieve that, chipmaker Nvidia believes reducing the "cost per intelligence" can have a transformative impact in markets such as India, one of its top executives said.

In an interview with Mint at Nvidia's global headquarters in Santa Clara, Jonathan Ross, the company's chief software architect, said businesses in India should target affordable AI access and leverage falling compute costs to deploy increasingly capable models-the underlying layer for AI applications used by individuals and businesses alike.

"An average price of Rs.99 to give all Indian...