Srinath Reddy Ganta: Russia and India Will Expand Cooperation in AI
Experts from 120 countries have gathered at the Mechta venue in Moscow’s Gorky Park for the 2nd Global Digital Forum, which runs from October 8 to 10.
Participants are discussing digital sovereignty and international cooperation in AI, exploring the latest technology solutions and engaging directly with one another.
In a conversation with an IT Russia correspondent, Srinath Reddy Ganta, founder and CEO of AI School, shared his thoughts on how Russia and India can develop their partnership in artificial intelligence:
– We are a school focused on developing talent and are the largest of our kind in India. We have signed an agreement with Moscow Technological University, and we have two main goals. The first is to scale the development of artificial intelligence technologies. The second is to develop AI skills among professionals across Russia together with Moscow Technological University.
We would also like large and midsize companies to adopt artificial intelligence and work with the latest technologies.
One area we are focusing on is small businesses. Here, we need to develop marketing and sales, as well as customer engagement. This also applies to AI-related models. Another area is robotics. We need to collect data and develop these fields in both Russia and India.
As for the practical results of the partnership, we expect to see them in the first quarter of 2027. We will conduct an analysis through the end of 2026 and begin implementing artificial intelligence in 2027.
