Indian AI startups are moving beyond basic applications to develop solutions in advanced deeptech areas.
Why it matters
This trend indicates a significant evolution in India's AI landscape, moving from adoption and application to genuine innovation and development of core AI technologies. By focusing on deeptech, Indian startups are positioning themselves to create unique, high-value AI solutions, potentially leading to greater global competitiveness and addressing complex challenges with indigenous technology.
Indian AI companies are getting serious and building their own advanced AI technologies, not just using tools made by others. This means they'll be able to create unique AI solutions for complex problems.
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