Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and a renowned philanthropist, expressed his admiration for the technological advancements emerging from India, particularly in the realm of digital public infrastructure (DPI). Gates highlighted the transformative potential of these technologies on a global scale.
Following his insightful discussion with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on various subjects encompassing artificial intelligence (AI), healthcare, and climate change, Gates emphasized how DPI, alongside AI, is narrowing the digital gap for millions of people across India.
Reflecting on his recent visit to the country, Gates took to social media to underscore the positive impact of AI and DPI on sectors like education, healthcare, and agriculture, stressing their potential to revolutionize lives worldwide.
The significance of DPIs such as the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and Aadhaar in propelling India towards its ambitious $8 trillion economy target by 2030 was also highlighted in a recent report led by Nasscom. These technologies play a crucial role in India's pursuit of a $1 trillion digital economy.
During their conversation, PM Modi and Gates delved into a wide range of topics, including India's strides in digital technology and its proactive approach towards addressing climate change. This exchange underscored India's unwavering commitment to sustainable development and technological innovation.
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