

Consulting firm PwC said that developing countries are rapidly using Artificial Intelligence technology. In its report titled “AI Edge for Viksit Bharat”, PwC estimated that AI contribution in five priority sectors in India may reach 550 billion dollars by 2035. Agriculture, healthcare, energy, education and manufacturing sectors will see major impact of AI, the report said.
Agriculture is the backbone of Indian economy but facing serious productivity challenges, PwC noted. Around 86 percent farmers are small and marginal farmers with limited land. Adoption of digital tools and AI is very important to improve crop yields and long term sustainability. Energy sector was described as key supporter for growth of agriculture and manufacturing.
In healthcare, AI can improve diagnosis and expand tertiary and super speciality care through medical colleges linked to district hospitals. Manufacturing sectors like semiconductors, solar panels and electronics will benefit from AI adoption. In education, AI helps improve quality and skills alignment. PwC also introduced 3A2I framework focusing on efficiency, sustainability and good governance.













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