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Mini ‘AI Missions’ Sprout in States Boosting Adoption and Innovation

25 Jun 2025
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AI Missions in Indian States

Several Indian states are launching mini “AI missions” to foster AI innovation, enhance adoption in key sectors, and improve public service delivery efficiency.

State Initiatives

  • Rajasthan: Released a draft AI policy with financial incentives for AI innovation and ethical principles.
  • Maharashtra: Approved the MahaAgri-AI policy to transform agriculture using AI, with a comprehensive AI policy in development.
  • Odisha: Announced the Odisha AI Mission, focusing on compute capacity, datasets accessibility, and use case development.
  • Haryana: Allocated ₹474 crore for the Haryana AI Development Project to bolster AI infrastructure and public service delivery.
  • Telangana: An early proponent, with an announced AI mission in 2020, offering subsidised compute and an "AI city" near Hyderabad.
  • Tamil Nadu: Allocated ₹14 crore in its 2024-2025 budget for AI initiatives.
  • Kerala: Invested ₹10 crore in creating a GPU cluster.
  • Gujarat: Established an AI task force to create an action plan focused on GPU compute and Gujarati language AI models.
  • Karnataka: Analyzing AI’s impact on the workforce to inform its IT policy.

Challenges and Opportunities

  • States are utilizing vast amounts of regional data for AI training to address local issues effectively.
  • AI integration into public service delivery is seen as a way to reduce costs and enhance efficiency amid fiscal challenges.
  • States risk falling behind in the evolving economy if they do not embrace AI.
  • Most policies emphasize responsible AI without stringent regulations, focusing on enablement over regulation.
  • There is a growing soft competition among states to become AI-friendly destinations, similar to the startup policy race of the 2010s.

Challenges Faced by States

  • Infrastructure availability and skill gaps.
  • Funding, investment challenges, and scaling up use cases for widespread adoption.
  • Addressing bias and fairness in AI applications.

Overall, these initiatives reflect a collaborative effort to align with and support the national IndiaAI Mission, highlighting AI’s potential to reshape industries and public service delivery.

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