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Bill Gates on AI in India: Can It Bridge the Health Inequality Gap?

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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has weighed in on the role of artificial intelligence in addressing India's healthcare challenges. Gates acknowledged that health sector innovations typically take considerable time to show results. He highlighted specific health-related issues in India where AI is being explored or deployed as a potential solution. His comments come amid broader global debate over whether the AI revolution will primarily benefit wealthier populations or extend gains to developing nations.

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