Google-Kantar study reveals only 33% of Indians have used generative AI, with 60% unaware of the technology; Google plans to enhance adoption through Gemini platform improvements focusing on user-friendly interfaces, language support, and seamless device integration.

Google-Kantar study shows cautious optimism for AI adoption in India, revealing 60% lack AI awareness, with only 33% having used GenAI. Google aims to simplify access through streamlined interfaces, language inclusivity, and device integration with its Gemini platform.

Source: thehindu.com

HP introduces Copilot+ PCs in India with AI features like HP AI Companion and Poly Camera Pro, spanning EliteBook, ProBook, and OmniBook series; priced between Rs 78,999 and Rs 1,86,499, and equipped with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm chips.

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Google-Kantar study reveals only 33% of Indians have used generative AI, with 60% unaware of the technology; Google plans to enhance adoption through Gemini platform improvements focusing on user-friendly interfaces, language support, and seamless device integration.

HP introduces Copilot+ PCs in India with AI features like HP AI Companion and Poly Camera Pro, spanning EliteBook, ProBook, and OmniBook series; priced between Rs 78,999 and Rs 1,86,499, and equipped with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm chips.

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