India Working On Global AI Framework To Tackle Cyber Fraud

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Smart India Hackathon. He talked about India's future in technology and innovation, especially focusing on the next 25 years, which he calls 'Amrit Kaal'.

PM Modi emphasized the significance of technology in our daily lives and stressed the need for India to become self-reliant. India should not have to rely on importing technology from other countries. 

This is crucial because, in some areas, especially in defense, we currently depend a lot on technology from other countries. We are confident that India, with its large talent pool, can provide cost-effective and high-quality solutions to many global problems.

An interesting point he raised was about the challenges of cyber fraud, especially with new technologies like deepfake videos. These videos, made using advanced AI, look very real and can be misleading. 

PM Modi warned everyone to be careful and scrutinize these videos closely. He mentioned that India is working on creating a global framework for AI to ensure that these technologies are used responsibly.

The Prime Minister also highlighted the success of India's Chandrayaan mission, which has raised global expectations from India. He encouraged young innovators to work hard and meet these high standards. 

This period, the 'Amrit Kaal', is a defining time for young innovators in India. Their efforts will shape India's future and contribute to making the country technologically independent.

It is all about the importance of technology, the need for India to be self-reliant in this field, and the challenges and responsibilities that come with new technological advancements. Young innovators can contribute on a massive level to India's growth and independence in technology.