AI’s next test — reaching India’s informal women worker
India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat by 2047 rests on whether the productivity gains unlocked by artificial intelligence (AI) are broadly shared or concentrated among those already well-served. AI is reshaping value chains across agriculture, logistics, health care and financial services. The gender implications of AI adoption are, above all, a question of economic inclusion.
- ▪India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat by 2047 rests on whether the productivity gains unlocked by artificial intelligence (AI) are broadly shared or concentrated among those already well-served.
- ▪AI is reshaping value chains across agriculture, logistics, health care and financial services.
- ▪The gender implications of AI adoption are, above all, a question of economic inclusion.
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India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat by 2047 rests on whether the productivity gains unlocked by artificial intelligence (AI) are broadly shared or concentrated among those already well-served. AI is reshaping value chains across agriculture, logistics, health care and financial services. The design choices in these systems, who they are built for, whose data they train on, and whose languages they speak, will determine whether this transformation amplifies India’s inclusive growth story or adds a dimension to structural inequalities.About 82% of working women in India are in informal employment according to a 2018 ILO report, spanning agriculture, home-based production, domestic services and micro-enterprises.
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