India’s AI renaissance: Nurturing innovation, empowering design, and pioneering change

Reportedly, design students possess a skill set combining artistic creativity and problem-solving prowess

According to Trivikram A of Google India, there is a fast-paced technological change and a developing digital environment
According to Trivikram A of Google India, there is a fast-paced technological change and a developing digital environment

By Ritika Saxena

As the world continues to witness unprecedented advancements in technology, India stands poised at the forefront of embracing the boundless potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI), with a thriving tech ecosystem, and a skilled workforce. India’s tech landscape has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, with a booming startup culture and the emergence of numerous tech hubs across the country. This fertile ground for innovation has facilitated the integration of AI into various sectors, from healthcare and agriculture to finance and education.

India’s human capital is one of its most valuable assets. The nation boasts a vast pool of talented engineers, data scientists, and researchers. Leading educational institutions are adapting their curricula to include AI-related courses, ensuring that the workforce remains up-to-date with the latest developments. Moreover, Indian researchers are contributing significantly to AI research, pushing the boundaries of what AI can achieve in natural language processing, computer vision, and reinforcement learning. India’s design students are also playing a crucial role in defining the nation’s transformative journey towards a dynamic and innovative future. With their fresh perspectives, creative minds, and dedication to solving complex challenges, design students are poised to play a significant role in reimagining various aspects of India’s social, economic, and environmental landscape.

Design students possess a unique skill set combining artistic creativity and problem-solving prowess. This blend of abilities, often encapsulated in the concept of “design thinking,” equips them to tackle pressing social issues with fresh perspectives. Whether it’s creating inclusive urban spaces, devising sustainable solutions for clean water access, or designing healthcare innovations for underserved communities, design students are at the forefront of driving positive social change.

According to Mr. Trivikram A, Senior Product Designer at Google Inc. India, there is a fast-paced technological change and a developing digital environment. There is also an increasing understanding of the important benefits that effective design can provide. UX designers currently play a crucial part in this process of transformation and will continue to do so in a more substantial way shortly.

As per the ambition box, UX Designer salary in India ranges between ₹ 2.7 Lakhs to ₹ 20.0 Lakhs with an average annual salary of ₹ 8.9 Lakhs. In a globally connected world, India’s design industry must remain competitive as UI/UX designers play a crucial role in fostering innovation by exploring new expertise which is instrumental in designing user-friendly websites, mobile apps, and digital platforms that cater to the diverse needs and preferences of India’s population.

The author is assistant professor, department of design space, National Institute of Fashion Technology

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This article was first uploaded on December nine, twenty twenty-three, at thirty minutes past five in the evening.

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