Artificial Intelligence Should Not Be Seen As Magic Tool: PM Modi In Interaction With Bill Gates
Technology, digital infrastructure, and artificial intelligence were the primary subjects of discussion between PM Narendra Modi and Bill Gates.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) released a 45-minute-long video of an interaction between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft on Friday Morning.
Technology, digital infrastructure, and artificial intelligence were the primary subjects of discussion between PM Narendra Modi and Bill Gates.
Expressing his opinion on the usage of AI tools like ChatGPT, Prime Minister Modi, during the interaction with Bill Gates at the Prime Minister's residence, said, "If we were to use AI as a magical tool, it would be a great injustice. If I use AI to save myself from laziness, then this is the wrong path. I should compete with ChatGPT. I will strive to go beyond AI."
When Gates asked him about the technological advancements that excite him, the PM mentioned health, agriculture, and education as sectors where he is striving to bring significant change.
Addressing the issue of the digital divide in India, PM Modi stated, “I decided not to allow a digital divide in India and hence extended the infrastructure to villages across the country.”
Boasting about his achievements in advancing digitalisation in the country, he mentioned, "I have launched a program - NaMo Drone Didi. I have two goals behind this program: first, to empower 3 crore 'Lakhpati Didis' in the country, meaning to help 3 crore women from underprivileged families earn Rs. 1 lakh annually. Second, I aim to modernise agriculture and ensure women's participation in it. Today, Drone Didis say - 'We didn't know how to ride a bicycle, but now we have become pilots; we're operating drones!'"
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