Semiconductor companies should prepare for cyberattacks, misinformation and disruptions as India builds a larger domestic chip industry, Ashwini Vaishnaw says.
The German chipmaker has increased its India workforce by 28% and now serves more than 1,200 customers across the country.
The company says models should undergo rigorous testing before release but has stopped short of joining calls to slow AI development.
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The agreements span suppliers and technology partners across Europe and Asia as Tata builds semiconductor plants in Gujarat and Assam.
