The Microsoft top executive said India is not only about New Delhi or Bengaluru but about the citizens in every village and corner of the country, and to ensure that they have an opportunity to achieve more. He said while technology has enabled access and acceleration, 88% of global languages still do not have access to language models, which means 1.2 billion people across the world, a large proportion of them in India, may not be able to access AI to its full potential.
