During the podcast, Nilekani said that the cost of not investing in artificial intelligence (AI) for the companies may prove to be costlier than investing in it. Responding to a Kamath’s question if the massive AI investments could be a bubble for businesses, Nilekani said “They can’t afford not to do it (investment in AI), so they rather spend $50 billion a year than not spend… if there’s a big platform shift and they don’t have it, then they are out of the game permanently”.
He also touched upon the impact of large language models (LLMs) during the podcast. Stating that the LLMs have already become a commodity, Nilekani added that language AI is a crucial tool in bridging communication gaps, especially in a country like India with vast linguistic divergence. He said “If a farmer in a village in UP can speak in Hindi to the computer, and the computer can go and get some information on planting techniques to him and tell him in real-time back, suddenly we have made the world’s knowledge accessible to that farmer in his or her language,”.
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