Bengaluru emerges amongst top five cities for Artificial Intelligence
The Harvard Business Review (HBR) and a study by TIDE Framework have listed Bengaluru among the top five cities in the world for Artificial Intelligence (AI). Bengaluru has been ranked at no. 5 position among the top 50 AI cities in the world.
The top four cities are San Francisco, New York, Boston, and Seattle.
The ranking is derived based on a framework of indicators such as talent pool, investments, diversity of talent, the evolution of the country’s digital foundations (TIDE).
Bengaluru is also among the top cities on HBR’s list of AI hotspots in the developing world scoring favorably on the cost of living. Other cities included Hyderabad, Jakarta, Lagos, Nairobi, Mexico City, Buenos Aires, and Sao Paulo.
New Delhi ranks 18th on the list, Hyderabad ranks 19th and Mumbai 27th on the list. The reviewers believe that the ranking collectively provides companies a way to prioritize their AI talent sourcing choices by scoring different locations on the concentration, quality, and diversity of the AI talent pool.
Gunjan Krishna, Commissioner for Industrial Development and Director, Department of Industries and Commerce of Karnataka said that she was thrilled that Bengaluru is one of the top cities in the world for AI and has the world’s second-largest AI talent pool.
“Karnataka has a dynamic AI landscape, and I am thrilled that we are leading the way for the future in innovation and technology. AI has become a key new factor for various sectors, and we are consistently working towards building the required infrastructure and bridging the skill gap,” she said.
[With Inputs from IANS]
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