Here are some women-led AI enterprises in India that you may look up to in the field of artificial intelligence.

1. Niramai Health Analytix led by Geetha Manjunath

This Bangalore-based firm uses automated solutions to solve important healthcare issues. With a focus on breast cancer, Niramai has created a unique software-based medical tool that, in comparison to conventional self-examination techniques, can identify breast cancer far sooner. Forbes 2020 identified Manjunath as one of India’s top female achievers.

2. Algonomy led by Seema Agarwal 

Algonomy, formerly Manthan, is another Bangalore-based business that leverages a real-time customer data and analytics platform with proven results. With every client engagement, the organization assists retail enterprises in making informed judgments. With the use of an intelligent, ensemble-based algorithmic decision engine, Algonomy seeks to put its clients’ needs first by putting them digitally. She received the Women Leadership Influencers Awards’ runner-up honor for Women In Tech Leader in 2020.

3. UncannyVision Solutions led by Deepa J

The goal of the startup UncannyVision is to create computer vision solutions that are suited for the embedded market. This Bangalore-based business offers cutting-edge products like Uncanny ANPR, a high-accuracy, AI- and deep learning-powered automatic number plate recognition system, and Uncanny Surveillance, a real-time surveillance solution for smart cameras that provides alerts and analytics. At UncannyVision Solutions, Deepa J serves as both the chief operations officer and a highly regarded mentor to her colleagues.

4. BASH.ai led by Barkha Sharma is the founder of Bash.ai.

Bash.ai is a firm situated in Gurugram that employs AI enthusiasts with the goal of delivering automation solutions for the HR industry. This company makes it easier to maintain a good and healthy work environment by providing solutions like chatbots, smart attendance, and human resources management site. Barkha Sharma was listed in two lists: “5 Successful Artificial Intelligence Based Start-ups Led By Indian Women” and “5 Women Who Are Shaking Up the World of Artificial Intelligence” by Manipal ProLearn.

5. Flutura led by Radha R

As the foundation of any organization, Flutura is a company that offers AI solutions with an emphasis on enhancing “Asset Uptime” and “Operational Efficiency.” The business uses its AI platform Cerebra optimized for IIOT in the manufacturing of heavy machinery, oil and gas, and specialty chemicals.

6. Vue.ai led by Ashwini Asokan and her spouse Dr. Anand Chandrasekaran

This artificial intelligence firm, with its Intelligence Retail Automation, is the best in the retail sector. Under its parent business Mad Street Den, which Vue co-founded, smoothes things over with revolutionary technologies. The company extracts product information from photographs using image recognition and data science, then analyzes it to assist retailers make quick judgments.

7. EXL led by Dr Swati Jain

The EXL Service is a top operations management and analytics firm with its headquarters located in New York that assists clients in creating and expanding long-lasting businesses. EXL goes deeper to develop and manage dynamic, customer-centric operating models to improve global operations, profitability, customer satisfaction, increase data-driven insights, and manage risk and compliance. The team’s domain experience, data, analytics, and digital technologies enable this approach.

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology issued an alert to intermediaries/platforms on March 1st, threatening criminal penalties for noncompliance.

“All intermediaries or platforms to ensure that use of Artificial Intelligence model(s) /LLM/Generative AI, software(s) or algorithm(s) on or through its computer resource does not permit its users to host, display, upload, modify, publish, transmit, store, update or share any unlawful content,” the advisory stated.

“Non-compliance with provisions would result in penal consequences.” Within days of Prime Minister Modi’s policies being disparaged by Google’s AI tool Gemini, an advisory was issued. The government reacted sharply to Gemini’s answer to questions concerning the prime minister; Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the minister of state for information technology, described it as a breach of IT regulations.

Union Minister for Electronics and IT, Rajeev Chandrashekhar said, “The episode of Google Gemini is very embarrassing, but saying that the platform was under trial and unreliable is certainly not an excuse to escape from prosecution”. “I advise all platforms to openly disclose to the consumers and seek consent from them before deploying any under-trial, erroneous platforms on the Indian public internet. Nobody can escape accountability by apologising later. Every platform on the Indian internet is obliged to be safe and trusted,” he added.

“Use of under-testing / unreliable Artificial Intelligence model(s) /LLM/Generative AI, software(s) or algorithm(s) and its availability to the users on Indian Internet must be done so with the explicit permission of the Government of India and be deployed only after appropriately labelling the possible and inherent fallibility or unreliability of the output generated,” it mentioned.

It also covered that the” ‘consent popup’ mechanism may be used to explicitly inform the users about the possible and inherent fallibility or unreliability of the output generated”.