Amidst the flourishing technology advancements, AI remains one of the most revolutionary of all time in tech history. As AI has entered the mainstream, the potential of AI to improve workplace efficiency by augmenting human work nowadays does not surprise us at all. Among the countries in a race to improve in AI, India is one of the top countries that is enhancing AI development rapidly.

In order to understand the impact of AI and gain benefits from its influence, INDIAai proposes Forecast 2023, a compendium of 23 articles on AI in different sectors. The articles are the insights of various industry experts and AI leaders on the upcoming trends and opportunities that AI will bring in different sectors in 2023.

Abhishek Singh, President and CEO of NeGD says “While India has made grade strides in making itself strong in the global AI race, the INDIAai story has only just begun. With India’s comprehensive program on AI, ‘INDIAai’, slated to launch this year and 2023 is set to be the year of AI for India”. He believes that INDIAai will further strengthen the foundational building blocks for AI innovation in India through focusing the four pillars.

1. Data management office
2. National centre on AI
3. Skilling for AI
4. Responsible AI

He also evaluates India’s presidency of GPAI at a time when India has the G20 presidency, that bids opportunities to showcase India’s prowess, solutions and governance models to the whole world.

Other major industry leader include, Kiran Raju, Founder and CEO of Grene Robotics who believes that AI will transform the modern warfare system and is definitely a key to the future of defence and security of our country. The article of Sumeet Singh, Partner of Climate Angels, proposes how AI help in combating the rising menace of climate change as the country holds 9th rank in terms of climate tech investments. Dr Manjiri Bakre, CEO and Founder of OncoStem Diagnostics, through her article, sheds light on the application of AI in predicting cancer, risk of heart attacks, mental health disorders and autism. The compendium also tells us the significant role of AI in the ed-tech industry, IT industry, blockchain, consumer behaviour and governance.

Being in an era where India took over the incoming council chair of Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI), looking ahead to the possibilities and trends of 2023 presented by these industry experts and leaders through Forecast 2023 will be a boon for all the AI enthusiasts and learners in our country.