Artificial intelligence and it's advatages as well as disadvantages in india as per prevailing status .*

*Artificial intelligence and it's advatages as well as disadvantages in india as per prevailing status .* 
🙏Benefits:-
Saving time, 
streamline, 
elimination of bias , automating repetitive tasks,
the scale of data generated and analyse it.
🙏Status of India:- 
Literacy rates :80.9%
Population:1.46 Billion 
Unemployment:5%
Low & medium Industries: 30% of GDP.   
                                                (5.7 Crores)
Type of industries having more quantum Food Process,Textiles Handicrafts,Chemical,
Process & Emergency Goods 
🙏Disadvantages:-
The Lacks of creativity,
 Job displacement,
 High risk of algorithmic 
  bias,    Discrimination,
Reduced data privacy,
Over dependency on Technology, 
Social Isolation, 
Ethical concern,
Job displacement,
Bias discrimination,
loss of privacy,
over dependance and reduced skill & lack of emotional intelligence.
Environmental impact,
consume massive amount of energy ,
contributing to carbon emissions on environment 
harm.
🙏Resultant on India economy :-
Costly implemention
Lack of imotion & Creativity 
Degradation overtime
Potential human Job Loss
Lack of creativity 
Job displacement 
High Risk of algorithmic bias
Reduce data privacy 
Over dependency on technology 
Social Isolation 
Ethical concern 
Bias & Discrimination 
Loss of privacy 
Reduce Skill
Lack of involvement of intelligence 
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It is question for implementation to 100% india or partial one as to save people of India from disaster.

MJF Lion ER YK Sharma
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