India is making bold moves to embed artificial intelligence (AI) in governance, with ministries utilizing AI instruments to deliver better public services and boost operational efficiency. From weather prediction and disease diagnosis to automated court document translation and meeting transcription, AI is being adopted by industry verticals to streamline processes and service delivery.
The Ministry of Science and Technology is also using AI in precipitation-based weather and climate forecasting, among other things, such as the Advanced Dvorak Technique (AiDT) for estimating cyclone strength and hybrid AI models for weather forecasting. Further, a MauasamGPT, an AI enabled chatbot is being developed for delivering climate advisories to the farmers and other stakeholders.
Indian Railways has implemented AI in automating handover notes for incoming officers and for checking kitchen cleanliness using sensor cameras. According to reports the ministries are also testing the feasibility of using AI to transcribe long meetings, though the technology is still limited to process (not decision) orientation. Central public sector enterprises such as SAIL, NMDC and MOIL are leveraging AI in process and cost optimization, predictive analytics and in anomaly detection
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