Goa's AI and Deep-Tech Policy in Final Review Stage, Says IT Minister

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Goa's IT Minister has confirmed that the state's long-awaited artificial intelligence and deep-tech policy is currently in its final stage and under review. The policy, once approved, is expected to provide a structured framework for advancing technology-driven growth in the state. As part of its broader AI ambitions, Goa is also developing an AI Centre of Excellence in collaboration with premier institutions. Partner institutions include IIT Goa, NIT Goa, and the Goa campus of BITS Pilani. The initiative signals Goa's intent to position itself as a significant player in India's emerging deep-tech ecosystem.

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