Speaker Surama Padhy, Industries minister Sampad Chandra Swain, Eastern Media Limited chairman Soumya Ranjan Patnaik and other delegates at the event  Photo | Express
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AI should be used to speed up Odisha’s progress: Speaker Surama Padhy

Industries Minister Sampad Chandra Swain said AI plays a significant role in improving service in different sectors.

Express News Service

BHUBANESWAR: Speaker Surama Padhy on Friday said Artificial Intelligence (AI) should be used in a responsible manner to accelerate progress and economic development of the state.

Addressing the fourth edition of Sambad CEO Conclave-2025 here Padhy said, “Odisha, the land of possibilities, has become the most preferred destination for investors and AI technology should be used appropriately for skilling of youth, improve services and tap growth of different sectors to fuel the prospects of Viksit Odisha and Viksit Bharat.”

She urged industrialists and other stakeholders to leverage the AI technology for sustainable development and strike a balance between industrial development and environmental equilibrium.

Industries Minister Sampad Chandra Swain said AI plays a significant role in improving service in different sectors. “The technology is now being used in industrial maintenance, financial management, improving supply chain, detecting financial frauds and many other fields,” he said.

Swain also highlighted the new AI Policy 2025 formulated by the state government to make the state a leader in the artificial intelligence sector.

Sambad Group and Eastern Media Limited chairman Soumya Ranjan Patnaik and Eastern Media Limited director Monica Nayyar Patnaik also spoke.

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