Over the past nine years, India has positioned itself as a leading nation in developing and deploying cutting-edge technologies.
Recent reports underscore India’s dominance in artificial intelligence (AI) talent and skill penetration. The Stanford AI Index 2024 ranks India at the top for global AI skill penetration rates and AI talent concentration. With an AI skill penetration rate of 2.8, India surpasses the United States (2.2) and Germany (1.9). Furthermore, India’s AI talent concentration has seen a remarkable 263% growth since 2016. According to the BCG-NASSCOM report 2024, India’s AI market is experiencing robust growth, projected to expand at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 25-35%.
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