Government India will invest some $1.197 million (over 100,000 crores ) in artificial intelligence (AI) computing infrastructure in the next two to three months, Indian Railways Minister announced on Wednesday, Ashvini Vaishnav.

“We will acquire 10,000 units or more graphics processing unit (GPU) within public private partnership “so that the industry’s efficiencies can be used for greater purposes,” Vaishnau said during the first session. IndiaIA Global Summitheld in New Delhi.

AI Mission Indiaapproved by the Cabinet of Ministers at the beginning of the year, although it is still a preliminary draft, it will be focused on skill development that enable developing companies to test and create your own models generative artificial intelligence and accelerate your efforts.

The Minister pointed to various measures that have been taken around the world to limit problems which offer artificial intelligence systems, referring to European Union Law on Artificial Intelligenceapproved in March last year, and a decree in the United States, while emphasizing the importance of this tool for solving “certain socio-economic problems.”

“Our Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) vision on technology has always been democratize itdo it accessible to all. Technologies, especially modern technologiesbecomes very expensive and in many regions there is a tendency that limited “to several hands,” he said.