Archive · 25 Jul 2025
India to Share AI Models with Global South
India wants to share its AI tools with countries in the Global South, like those in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
This was announced by a top government official.
India believes its many languages can help it build better AI for everyone.
They've already made tools like Mission Bhashini and 'Anuvadini' that work with different languages.
India also has a big database called 'AI Kosh' to help researchers.
Companies are also promising to help India with its AI goals by providing technology and money for AI startups.
India plans to share its AI models with the Global South.
IT Secretary S. Krishnan announced this at the FICCI conference.
India's linguistic diversity is seen as an advantage in NLP development.
The IndiaAI Mission has created 'AI Kosh', a data repository.
Industry leaders committed to enhancing private sector contributions.
- Who
- India, led by IT Secretary S. Krishnan, and the Global South.
- What
- India will share its AI models with the Global South.
- When
- Announced on July 25th
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To lead development of NLP and multilingual AI tools.
Government and Private Sector
Industry Leaders
Participation
Government and Private Sector
Collaboration between the government, industry, and academia.
Industry Leaders
Private sector contributions to furthering AI ambitions.
- Announcement
- Sharing AI models
- Announcer
- IT Secretary S. Krishnan
- Location of announcement
- FICCI Conference
- Focus
- Multilingual AI tools
- Government Program
- IndiaAI Mission
- Data Repository
- 'AI Kosh'