Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras intends to begin a variety of artificial intelligence initiatives for the Responsible AI Center with the recent funding of $1 million from Google. FE Education was informed by B Ravindran, director of the Robert Bosch Center for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (RBCDSAI), IIT Madras. According to Ravindran, "We seek to increase the accuracy rate of any AI-based system and focus on excluded populations and women-specific industries." It's interesting to note that the Responsible AI Center at IIT Madras will work in collaboration with many stakeholders. "One of our stakeholders is Google. We intend to collaborate with other industry leaders from a variety of fields, such as law, finance, and education, in the upcoming fiscal year, Ravindran said. The AI Center seeks to advance the use of artificial intelligence in a variety of industries, including banking and finance, government policy, education, and health care, among others. To make AI accessible in all industries throughout India, Ravindran stated, "We will also do seminars and awareness campaigns.

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To practice trustworthy or responsible AI (AI that is truly fair, explainable, accountable, and robust), a number of organizations are creating in-house centers of excellence. These are groups of trustworthy AI stewards from across the business that can understand, anticipate, and mitigate any potential problems. The intent is not to necessarily create subject matter experts but rather a pool of ambassadors who act as point people. Here, I'll walk your through a set of best practices for establishing an effective center of excellence in your own organization. Any larger company should have such a function in place.