Sarvam AI co-founder Dr. Vivek Raghavan warned that India risks becoming a "digital colony" if it continues to depend on foreign AI technologies. Speaking at The Scindia School's 129th Founder's Day event in Gwalior, Raghavan stressed the need for India to
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In brief: Instagram reported on 26 Oct 2026: “Sarvam AI co-founder Dr. Vivek Raghavan warned that India risks becoming a "digital colony" if it continues to depend on foreign AI technologies. Speaking at The Scindia School's 129th Founder's Day event in Gwalior, Raghavan stressed the need for India to”. This page links to the original article and to related Indian AI stories tracked by Deekoya AI.
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