Sriram Krishnan: US' new AI advisor
Mint Ahmedabad|December 24, 2024
President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday named Indian American entrepreneur, venture capitalist and author Sriram Krishnan as senior white house policy advisor on artificial intelligence (AI).

"Sriram Krishnan will serve as the senior policy advisor for artificial intelligence at the white house office of science and technology policy," Trump said on Sunday as he announced a number of appointments on artificial intelligence or AI.

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