The Delhi government is actively seeking AI solutions from technology firms and research bodies to enhance public services across various sectors like governance, health, education, air quality monitoring, and mobility, with plans for pilot projects.
Why it matters
This initiative signifies a growing trend of governments globally, and specifically in India, leveraging AI to enhance public services and operational efficiency. It could lead to tangible improvements in citizen welfare, set a precedent for other states, and create new opportunities for AI companies focused on public sector applications, driving innovation in AI for social good.
The Delhi government is looking for AI companies to help improve city services like health, education, and transport. They want to use AI tools for pilot projects to make things work better and faster for citizens.
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