Narayan Mortthi, co -founder of Infosys, recently criticized the public use of artificial intelligence in daily conversations by politicians and industrial leaders in India, noting that most things in India are “ridiculous and strange things.”
Speaking at the “Teycon Mumbai 2025” event, Mortth expressed his dissatisfaction that in India it became fashionable to talk about artificial intelligence (AI) in any field.
“I somehow think that it has become fashionable in India to talk about artificial intelligence about everything,” said Mortth. I have seen many regular regular programs described as artificial intelligence. However, I find that most of the so -called Amnesty International things are ridiculous and ancient programs. “
In this event, a discussion about artificial intelligence with Harish Mihata, the founding president of Tali Mumbai. During the discussion, Mortthi confirmed that there are two main ages that form the basis of the advanced and real Amnesty International. These columns are machinery and deep learning.
This also explained, saying that “machine learning provides widespread association with forecasts and deep learning, which mimics the function of the human brain using notable algorithms. Deep learning is responsible for managing notable algorithms.”
“Deep learning, using data, creates new branches of new programs or circumstances, and then will be able to make decisions. The notable algorithms, which use deep networks and nervous networks, are the ones that have much greater potential to do things that would simulate humans better and better.”
According to Reports, He also highlighted the advantages of artificial intelligence, saying that if it is used properly, it can benefit people greatly.
He stated that “technology will eliminate certain functions, but if we use it in an help way, we can develop the economy.” Amnesty International, for example, if you use it in the independent transport and care of the hospital, it will expand these companies and create job opportunities. ”
