India, which is known for having the third-largest ecosystem of startups in the world, is seeing an unprecedented rise in the number of AI startups there. Trend-setters across different areas are outfitting Artificial intelligence to address a horde of difficulties.

The country’s AI startups are reshaping industries in ways such as the speed with which ImmunitoAI discovered antibodies, identity fraud prevention by SpoofSense, and Gan.ai’s ground-breaking video personalization capabilities.

Google has increased its support for startups through the Google for Startups Accelerator program in recognition of their potential to use AI to address systemic problems. This initiative now includes startups that use large language models to create generative AI solutions. Google announced this week that applications for the Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First program will open in India in 2024.

This program offers three months of value free help to new businesses tending to different industry challenges utilizing artificial intelligence. Expert guidance in the creation of AI solutions that are human-centered and responsible will be beneficial to selected startups.

They will have access to Google’s extensive mentor network, receive design, marketing, and leadership training, and have access to cutting-edge AI tools and tech stack credits. Qualified new businesses should be situated in India, have Artificial intelligence as a center part of their answer, including generative AI, and ideally be at the Seed to Series A phases.

Expressing on the launch, a Google spokesperson stated, “The Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First is part of our commitment to support early-stage startups worldwide, harnessing artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cloud technology to tackle pressing global issues.”

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