At the summit, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, predicted that early versions of superintelligence could emerge within two years, and Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic PBC, said that AI could lift billions of people out of poverty. However, Altman and Dario Amodei are currently in the news after a video clip showed them avoiding each other’s hands.
What else is this video of the ongoing Impact Summit in India capturing? In these images, Open Eye CEO Altman is seen in a state of shock. He was actually sharing the stage with Diary, CEO of rival company Atrofly PVC. Suddenly, Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the hands of the tech giants present there. During this, Old Man and Diary looked confused for a moment, whether to shake hands, raise their hands in the air, or just stand there. When everyone else joined hands and raised their hands, they both did the same, but their hands did not meet; they remained clenched. According to PTI, Altman later said, “I was a little confused and couldn’t understand what to do. When Prime Minister Modi took my hand and raised it, I didn’t understand what we were supposed to do. I thought it was a gesture like an open clock. Now, this clip of the hands-raising is being discussed in the American media as well.” American media outlet Bloomberg wrote that when all the leaders stood in a line, holding each other’s hands and raising them above their heads, except these two people, Open Eye and Atrofly PVC, did not. Rival CEOs Emote and Dario Amido were pictured standing next to each other, but they stubbornly refused to hold hands. They stood with their arms crossed and avoided eye contact, Bloomberg further wrote. But they left the company feeling that OpenAI was becoming too commercial. The scene went viral on several social media platforms, including one in India. In a video later shared, the old man said that he was unaware of what was happening on the platform and did not know what to do. Bloomberg further wrote that OpenAI Network is valued at around $500 billion, and Antop’s at $380 billion. The competition between the two has intensified due to Antop’s progress this year. The American English daily Seattle Times also reported on the disagreement between Amote and Dario. Airtel Times wrote that the two developers have a long history, dating back to the development of OpenAI’s popular product ChatGPT and Antop’s Chat But Cloud. Dario also worked with OpenAI. He worked at the Institute for Business Administration. He later resigned in 2021 and founded Entropy, along with his sister Daniela Amodoi. The discussion surrounding the Impact Summit isn’t limited to the two figures’ supposed lack of connection. Microsoft founder Bill Gates canceled his speech at the iSummit in India as he faces growing scrutiny over his relationship with the screen. The Gates Foundation India said on February 19th that, after careful consideration and to ensure that the focus remains on the iSummit’s key priorities, Bill Gates will not deliver his keynote address. The announcement came just hours before the scheduled speech in New Delhi. The American newspaper World State Journal reported that Gates was among the key speakers at the India iSummit. Gates’ absence came to light after the release of millions of pages of documents related to the Abin investigation. Ultimately, this entire incident highlights how competition, politics, and public image can collide on the same platform in the tech world. Ultimately, this entire incident further indicates that competition, politics, and public image can collide on the same platform in the tech world. How can they collide on the same level?
What is the plug-in launched by Anthropic AI? What is the danger of Indian software companies?
In a matter of days, stock markets around the world were turned upside down due to AI. An anthropic or AI company launched an AI tool, and the stocks of software and IT companies, as well as legal research firms worldwide, fell. The SaaSpocalypse is underway.
On the day when the stock market in India saw another two launches, the company launched two more. The company claims to be more vigilant and more secure, more responsible, and more cautious in the face of competition. The company claims to be building desktop applications, including plugins for sales and marketing data analysis, or a comprehensive plugin, which are set to launch in early February. The legal software company, a software-as-a-service company, or a company that develops applications for clients via the internet, is a software company. It is a software company with a speaker model. Therefore, if I had been looking at tools or business models, I would have been able to analyze the process of partnering with plugins and campaigns. The importance of legal plugins can be found in the legal software company’s campaign. It does not do this work or document means that it is not the issue of fraud, I should flag up Shakeel but you have to advise me on the rules, I do not want to generate information, Ashok company has clearly mentioned that the company develops tools, legal research, software manufacturing, stock market, Delhi, Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services, HCL Tech, Mahindra, Wipro or component shares, middle house, Taklia business model, data processing, customer support, compliance, monitoring, or sir, what service do you provide, Bharti based, Ahat, America, cloud computing, automation and other promotions, A7 middle pearl components over many Indian companies have taken part in the work, Accenture, Rani, Cognizant or American company, Sobat car art, Infosys has replaced traditional software platform, Anthropic has launched a tool, plugins in construction style
Where is India in the AI race?
India has the world’s largest youth population, immense talent, strong research institutions, and a vast digital market, yet it still lags in building a global AI platform. The next decade will determine whether India achieves digital sovereignty or moves toward digital dependence. AI is being described as the biggest revolution in human history, challenging not just physical labor but human intellect itself. Just as the Independence, the Green Revolution, and the White Revolution transformed the nation, the AI revolution could define India’s future. The key question remains: will India remain a user or emerge as a creator in the global AI ecosystem? For countries lagging in AI power, India can use a famous phrase: “If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu.” This means that if you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu. Some greater power will come and eat you. Either you sit at the negotiating table, become one of the eaters, or you become the food. This means that if you’re not among the decision-makers, others will decide about you. The same applies to AI research. The world has now split into two parts: on one side are AI superpowers, possessing both power and wealth, and leading the way in the field of AI. On the other side are countries that have neither become the world’s greatest superpowers nor possess much wealth. They are weak and small countries, lagging in AI technology. Such countries can be called middle powers.
India, Canada, and many European countries are middle powers today. It won’t be easy for them to compete with the US or China in this AI race. Today, building advanced AI models requires a lot of money and modern infrastructure. We need a team of IT experts and the world’s best scientists, and not every country can have all this. If middle-power countries don’t advance in IT, their companies will always be dependent on other countries’ technology. All their needs will be met by foreign companies. Their data and market will remain in the hands of other countries, and economic power will gradually shift to the more powerful countries. India is currently lagging behind others in building its own large global IT platform, but it has the full potential to move forward. We have the world’s largest youth population, excellent talent, and good research institutes. India is a huge digital market. Therefore, India should formulate a strong investment and research strategy in the field of IT today, keeping the next 10 years in mind, which is already happening under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi.
The revolution is called the greatest revolution in human history. Never before has there been a greater revolution. This is the first revolution that directly challenges humans. The future of humanity will be in danger. This is such a huge revolution. For the first time, machines are not only doing the work of our hands, but also the work of our brains. Machines are revolutionizing the entire world, encompassing everything from people’s thinking abilities to health and safety. This means it’s not just technology; it’s the greatest power of the future. Machines have already usurped the work humans used to do with their hands. Until now, humans operated those machines with their brains. Now, it will usurp even that brain from humans. Now, these machines will be able to operate themselves. What will humans do then? The biggest question is this. And that’s why, again and again, when Machines come and become fully effective, millions of people will lose their jobs because they will have nothing left to do. History bears witness that any country that lags in a major revolution has to pay a heavy price in the long run. At this time, you can divide the world into two parts. First, digital freedom and second, digital slavery. Those countries that have their own AI, their own data from their own servers, and their own technology, only those countries will be called digitally independent countries,s and only they will be able to protect their digital sovereignty. But those countries whose technology, data, and digital infrastructure will be dependent on companies of other countries, those countries can gradually move towards mastery. Between the 17th and 19th centuries, the British East India Company made India its colony, made it its slave, and captured all the resources of India. You all know that when this was the era of our slavery in India, now in the 21st century, the same work is being done through data and algorithms. If India is not careful now, then big global companies will try to turn India into a digital colony. Therefore, today the biggest need of India is that India should accelerate the pace ofthe indigenous AI revolution. India should not just become users; we will have to become creators, otherwise our youth will keep working for foreign companies because in the times to come, the countries that will depend on one system of AI. The one who controls it will also control the world. In the last 100 years, only three revolutions have taken place in our country. The first was the Independence Revolution in 1947, in which our country was freed from British slavery. The second was the Green Revolution in the 1960s, in which agricultural production grew rapidly, and India became self-sufficient in food grains. The third was the White Revolution in 1970, in which there was a historic increase in milk production in the country, and India became the number one country in the world in this regard. These three revolutions broadly depict our country’s progress.
Today, America is leading in one area, while India, due to its huge population, has a huge amount of data, but it does not have data centers and its own AI model. Therefore, foreign AI companies are training their AI models in our country. But now every country needs to have its own AI system. In April last year, India created its own indigenous AI platform, called Sarvam AI. Today, Prime Minister Modi also visited the Sarvam AI platform. It can work in 22 languages of our country, and in many ways, it is even better than Chat Gupta and Google’s Ghalib. Let’s understand the need for this platform with an example: why we need our own AI system. Recall that in 1999, when India was at war with Pakistan in Kargil, during the Kargil war, India needed Pakistan’s precise GPS location. This GPS data was only available to the United States, and the US refused to share it with us. This meant that their technology was useless in times of crisis. Before AI, India lagged in many other major revolutions. The Industrial Revolution swept the world in 1820, starting in England. At that time, India was a slave to the British, and Britain prevented machines from reaching India. The space revolution began in 1957 when the Soviet Union and the United States launched their own satellites. In 1969, the US reached the moon, but India lagged. In the 1970s, the computer revolution benefited the US and Western countries the most. Then, in the 1990s, India lagged in the Internet revolution. Internet use in India began only after 2000. If you look at the Presidio, it was 2014. After 1990, India actually tried to join the digital revolution. The social media revolution started in the year 2004, but the people of India remained users of American social media companies. Today, not most of you, but all the people who are using the social media platforms of American companies are American companies. You are just users, and even at this time, no Indian company has a big social media platform in the world. It is not too late for us in this revolution and to move ahead in this race. India will have to adopt it as a national mission, and more money will have to be spent on research and development, and more resources will be required. Only by developing its own capabilities will India be able to lead in this across the world, and this is very possible.
How is AI changing everyday life?
Artificial intelligence is no longer just technology, but has become a part of everyday life. From AI sensors that reduce bike accidents to smart glasses for the blind, many unique experiments have emerged. In the garment and handloom sectors, AI is enabling virtual trials and faster weaving. AI apps are also being developed to check crop quality in agriculture. Meanwhile, technologies like GPS-based smart shoes for children have presented a new vision of the future.
There’s a huge debate going on these days about AI. It’s likely that when AI becomes fully operational, millions of people will lose their jobs, and AI will take over all of this work. However, AI is also helpful in many ways. Showcase your demos at the AI Impact Summit in Delhi today to learn how AI is transforming people’s lives and big businesses. Most people may not have been able to attend.
You must have noticed frequent bike accidents on the roads in our country. This is common. Road accidents are common. However, with AI, sensors are being installed in motorcycles that will protect them from accidents. Furthermore, with AI, glasses are being developed that can help blind people easily identify colors, foods, or objects. Now, see how AI is being used in both these areas.
AI is also being used in textiles and garments. Today, when you go shopping for clothes, go to a shop, or go to a store to buy a dress, you’ll find yourself in a trial room. You often have to try it on, and it’s a very boring and tiring task. You often have to go to the trial room and change clothes. But now, with the help of Eye, you won’t have to do that. This is a very interesting innovation. All you have to do is stand in front of a mirror, and whatever you choose, you’ll be able to see yourself in the clothes without even trying them on. The eye is being used not only in readymade garments but also in handlooms, and this will speed up the weaving of clothes. Now, see how these two apps are used.
These innovations are being made keeping your small needs in mind. Many of you who shop a lot and are simply passionate about buying clothes often get frustrated and tired in the trial room. So, this new Eye innovation is for you. Now, it will automatically tell you how the clothes will look on you and whether your size matches the clothes.
And Eye Submit features many similar apps. Now, for agriculture, AI is also being used in the field, and with the help of AI, such mobile apps are being made that can also tell you about the quality of grains and crops. No, with such smart shoes being made, which will work like GPS. With the help of these smart shoes made for children aged 5 to 15 years, their parents will always know the location of their child. That is, imagine that you got a shoe made with AI technology for your children, it has a chip inside it, and because of that shoe, you will always know the exact location of your children. So, these small things can bring a change in your life.
America is using AI in war! US vs Venezuela | Claude AI
Is the same AI you ask questions and creates images now part of military operations? The US analysed intelligence during a rapid operation in Venezuela using the AI model Claude. The Pentagon clarified that AI was not used to directly fire weapons, but rather for data analysis and speed up decision-making. Meanwhile, Anthropic, the company that created the AI, has objected to its military use. Is AI now poised to become the ultimate weapon of strategic advantage? In our country, or indeed elsewhere, many people think that this chat app is a secret, or it’s only useful for writing letters, creating your own email, creating a PowerPoint presentation, giving you advice, or creating your own sketches. Many people even use it as a fun toy, asking questions and talking to it. Many people are using it as their partner. But it’s not just limited to this; it can do so much more, and it’s the future. Did you know that you can ask questions, take photos, and videos with it? It’s now being used on the battlefield as well. With the help of it, the US captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Mazures within just three minutes. In last month’s military operation, the US used an AI model called Cloudy.
application was developed by an American company called Entropik. Cloudy also has some features that can be used for military purposes and for the military. This is the first time AI has been used in a US military operation. In this military operation against Venezuela, AI was not used to launch an attack, but it was used for its speed and accuracy. The US Defence Ministry, the Pentagon, used AI to analyse intelligence and prepare reports. The pace of AI adoption in the US service is very fast because AI can process intelligence and data much faster than humans, which helps in making quick decisions. The US Defense Ministry had signed a deal with Entropy worth approximately ₹1,800 crore (US$1.8 billion). According to this deal, AI cannot be used for making violent weapons or for surveillance. Now, Anthropic is opposing the use of its AI in this attack. While AI’s valuation has reached 100 million dollars, the company wants its AI model to be used in war and violence. Unless it receives contracts worth thousands of crores of rupees from the military, i.e., the country’s security forces, it will be very difficult to earn these huge profits, and its existence is in danger. US Defense Secretary Peter Haas has stated that the US will not work with an AI company that doesn’t allow it to fight a war. The US has made it clear that any AI company it contracts with will have to help it fight the war, as AI could give the US a significant strategic advantage over countries that currently lag far behind in AI. Previously, Israeli air defence systems used AI targeting systems in 2023 for strikes against Hamas in Gaza. The first was Lavender and the second was Gospel. Lavender compiled a list of Hamas fighters using call records and social media networks, and Gospel informed the Israeli military about which targets to target for rapid attacks. Similarly, Ukraine has also used AI tools in its war against the Soviet Union. AI is being used to operate drones, identify enemies, and analyse real-time data. It is also said that during World War II, in 1945, Britain used early computers like Colossus against Nazi Germany. It was used to decode German messages and became a major reason for Hitler’s defeat because it was due to it that all secret German messages were reaching the enemy. You can consider this early computer the ancestor of today’s AI. In 1956, the term AI, or Artificial Intelligence, was first used by an American computer scientist named John McCarthy. In 1979, Stanford University in the US created the world’s first automated vehicle powered by AI. By the 1980s, the US had developed AI software that could analyse millions of pages of data in a few minutes, find specific patterns, and conclude. It was used by the US Army Corps during the 1991 Gulf War. At that time, AI was used to decide how much ammunition and fuel to send to a particular war front. However, the biggest fear is that in future wars, if AI starts making every decision instead of humans, then AI could also decide to harm humans. And a time may come when such a situation arises. When these tools of the Eye become a threat to humans.