This essay is the first of a three-part series that will seek to understand the considerations for building compute capacity and the different pathways to accessing compute in India. This essay delves into the meaning of compute and unpacks the various layers of the compute stack.
Carnegie India organized an online-closed door discussion titled “Charting the Global Dialogue on Military AI” on March 27, 2024.
Carnegie India is hosting a book talk of Crosswinds: Nehru, Zhou and the Anglo-American Competition over China by Vijay Gokhale, to be followed by a panel discussion on “Geopolitics Today: The State of the World”.
As Taiwan elects a new government, and as India heads into a federal election soon, could a renewed push by both towards a fresh approach to their economic relations be in the offing?
Carnegie India is organizing a Political Economy Seminar titled "How Do Zoning Regulations Affect Housing Affordability in India?" Sahil Gandhi will present the findings from the paper, following which, we will have comments from the discussant Jagan Shah, CEO, The Infravision Foundation. The seminar will conclude with an open discussion.
Was it necessary for the Gaganyaan astronaut selection process to be so conservative, given the liberal precedent?
Deepfakes pose a daunting challenge for India and, if not tackled, they could undermine the 2024 elections.
