The WEF assessment looks at how consistently nations have invested in AI since 2010, covering public and private spending on research, infrastructure, startups and ecosystem development.
According to officials, the idea behind the Telangana delegation’s proposal is to facilitate a platform for follow up on the discussions or decisions made during the WEF in January
Addressing the “Join The Rise” event in Davos on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, he said annual intervals were too long for modern business cycles and investment decisions.
Discussions will focus on investment prospects, industrial expansion and opportunities in sectors including information technology, artificial intelligence, life sciences and manufacturing.
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