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Good morning Reader, AI is poised to revolutionize India's healthcare, as highlighted by Apollo's Shobhana Kamineni. Meanwhile, SoftBank eyes buyout deals to enhance AI-driven IT and BPO operations in India.
In tech news, Goldman Sachs has launched an AI assistant, while tensions rise between Microsoft and OpenAI. Additionally, the IndiaAI initiative progresses with over 17,000 GPUs installed, showcasing the country's commitment to AI advancements. In today's newsletter:
- AI can transform India’s healthcare sector: Apollo's Shobhana Kamineni
- AI, the doctor’s new stethoscope
- AI in healthcare: ‘Star-crossed Lovers’
- SoftBank eyeing buyout deals in India to push AI-led IT, BPO operations
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AI can transform India’s healthcare sector: Apollo's Shobhana Kamineni 
Shobhana Kamineni of Apollo Hospitals believes AI can deeply transform Indian healthcare by addressing doctor shortages and scaling care using smart devices. She stresses ethical AI use, India-specific data, and public-private collaboration. Apollo’s GenAI tools already boost doctor productivity, with AI-assisted diagnostics, consultations, and real-time alerts becoming everyday practice. Read full article here |
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AI, the doctor’s new stethoscope 
AI is revolutionising India’s healthcare by easing doctor workloads, enhancing diagnostics, and streamlining care. Major hospital chains and startups are using AI for early detection, IVF, cancer genomics, and ICU monitoring. Despite funding growth and rising adoption, challenges persist in data governance, cost, and system readiness for mass deployment. Read full article here |
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| AI Revolutionizes Indian Healthcare: Insights from Apollo Hospitals  The Pulse AI is reshaping India's healthcare landscape, addressing critical doctor shortages and enhancing patient care through innovative technologies. The integration of AI tools promises to streamline diagnostics and improve operational efficiency, yet ethical considerations and data governance remain pressing challenges. How it's happening Major players like Apollo Hospitals are deploying AI-driven solutions such as GenAI tools for diagnostics and real-time alerts. Collaborations between public and private sectors are essential for leveraging India-specific data, while startups and established firms alike are investing heavily in AI capabilities. Key takeaways
- AI adoption in healthcare is accelerating, with significant investments and innovations.
- Public-private partnerships are crucial for ethical AI deployment and data governance.
- AI tools are enhancing productivity and diagnostics, addressing doctor shortages.
- Challenges remain in system readiness and cost management for widespread AI use.
- Future developments will hinge on balancing innovation with ethical considerations.
Notable actions Apollo Hospitals is already utilizing AI for improved doctor productivity, while SoftBank explores acquisitions to enhance AI capabilities in Indian IT firms. The Indian government is incentivizing local AI model development, indicating a robust push towards a scalable AI ecosystem. |
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SoftBank eyeing buyout deals in India to push AI-led IT, BPO operations 
SoftBank is considering acquiring Indian IT and BPO firms to integrate AI, moving beyond its traditional investment approach. It aims to enhance these firms with AI, driving efficiency and revenue growth. While a deal with AGS Health didn't materialize, SoftBank is exploring other opportunities, aligning with its global AI infrastructure initiatives like The Stargate Project and Cristal Intelligence. Read full article here |
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IndiaAI plan moves forward with over 17,000 GPUs successfully installed 
Some cloud service providers like Yotta and NextGen have made significant headways in installing and commissioning GPUs, while Jio Platforms and CtrlS Datacenters are facing delays. The mission aims to build a scalable cloud platform. It will help researchers and startups train AI models. The government incentivizes local LLM development. More GPU installations are expected soon. Read full article here |
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