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In order to ensure that AI technologies serve individuals, businesses, and governance equitably, the IndiaAI Mission is driven by the objective of establishing "AI for All."

Important goals consist of:
1) Building an independent AI infrastructure in India
2) Democratising access to datasets and processing power
3) Encouraging the development of ethical and responsible AI
4) Assisting research institutes, MSMEs, and entrepreneurs
5) Encouraging the use of AI in vital industries
6) Developing competent human resources for AI

Seven strategic pillars form the framework of the mission:

1. Compute Capacity of IndiaAI

With more than 10,000 GPUs, India is building a high-performance AI computing infrastructure that will make cloud-based supercomputing capabilities affordable for academics, researchers, and startups. This eliminates reliance on overseas compute suppliers.

2. The IndiaAI Innovation Centre (IAIC)

The IAIC acts as a national centre for:
    a) Development of indigenous AI models
    b) Models of open-source foundations
    c) AI solutions for the public sector
    d) Indian language models that are multilingual

This guarantees that the linguistic and cultural variety of India is reflected in AI systems.

3. Datasets Platform for IndiaAI

To support AI model training while guaranteeing privacy, security, and adherence to data protection regulations, a national repository of reliable, anonymised, high-quality datasets is being established.

4. The IndiaAI Application Development Initiative

This pillar concentrates on implementing AI in high-impact industries like:
    a) Medical care
    b) Farming
    c) Learning
    d) Management of climate change and disasters
    e) Intelligent cities
    f) Public administration and the judiciary

5. Startup Financing for IndiaAI

The government has declared the following to encourage AI entrepreneurship:
    a) More than ₹2,000 crore in startup funding
    b) Programs for incubation
    c) Facilitation of procurement and market access
    d) Assistance for MSMEs developing AI goods

6. FutureSkills Program for IndiaAI

Millions of professionals, government officials, and students will receive training in AI, machine learning, and data science through this program.
    a) Upgrades to university curricula
    b) MOOCs around the country
    c) Certifications in the industry
    d) Programs for reskilling

7. Reliable & Secure AI

A certain framework guarantees:
    a) Standards for ethical AI

    b) Mitigation of bias
    c) Set an example of responsibility
    d) AI that can be explained
    e) Integration of cybersecurity

This pillar promotes innovation while safeguarding citizens.

MeitY (Ministry of Electronics and IT) is responsible for carrying out the mission, which will cost more than ₹10,000 crore over the course of five years and involve collaborations with global AI leaders, industry, and academic institutions.

Among the main obstacles are:
    1) High computing and energy expenses
    2) Data privacy issues
    3) Migration of talent
    4) Worldwide AI competition

IndiaAI uses open models, green data centres, public-private partnerships, and policy changes to address these issues.

The IndiaAI Mission is a national strategic initiative that will shape India's digital future, not just a technological program. India is setting itself up to become one of the world's top AI countries by combining sovereign infrastructure, moral government, money for innovation, and extensive talent development.

India's journey from digital inclusion to digital intelligence is known as IndiaAI.