Many Indians shine in Time’s AI top 100 list of people in the world who have done excellent work in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This list is published by the Time magazine.

The list includes the world’s most influential people in the field of AI. They are impacting the world with their work. In addition, they are categorised as leaders, innovators, shapers and thinkers.

Indian in Time’s AI Top 100 list

The Indians included in the list are trying to bring change in the world through their work. Let’s know about the Indians who are in Time’s AI top 100 list.

Manu Chopra

Manu Chopra (27) is the founder of the non-profit organization Karya. This organization gives good salaries to the workers for working on AI projects. Karya pays its employees a minimum of $5 an hour. This organization also collects datasets of those Indian languages, which have been kept away from the AI boom till now.

Neel Khosla

Neel Khosla is the CEO and co-founder of telehealth startup Curai. Khosla opened this company in 2017. The company aims to revolutionize the medical care sector of the country. Through this platform, users can avail of virtual medical care services by taking a membership for a monthly fee of $15. Obviously, AI keeps the whole thing running 24/7 behind the scenes.

Sneha Revanur

Sneha Revanur (18) is the founder and chairman of Encode Justice. He started the civil society group Encode Justice in California in 2020. This platform worked to educate youth around the world on AI policy. She is also called Greta Thunberg of the AI world.

Kalika Bali

Kalika Bali is a researcher at Microsoft Research India. He worked towards eliminating the language barrier in technology. Kalika Bali is working with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to create a gender-intentional database in five Indian languages spoken by more than a billion people.

Tushita Gupta

Tushita Gupta is the CTO and Co-Founder of Refinedbird. This company is working to revolutionize textile recycling moreover Refined’s AI system helps in analyzing clothes, identifying fabrics and recycling synthetic materials.

Romesh and Sunil Wadhwani

Romesh and Sunil Wadhwani are co-founders of the Mumbai-based non-profit organization Wadhwani AI.

Wadhwani AI works in many sectors including healthcare, education and agriculture. Wadhwani AI has also developed a series of AI programs to predict the high-risk and death rates of TB patients.

Pushmeet Kohli

Pushmeet Kohli is leading the Responsible and Reliable AI team for the science project at Google DeepMind. Basically, he is known for his work on AI security and Alphafold protein structure prediction systems. Kohli believes that serious problems in the world can be solved through AI.

Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor

Arvind Narayanan is a professor of computer science at Princeton University. He is known for his work on the social impact of digital technology and AI. In 2019, he gave a speech titled How to Spot AI Snake Oil. After the speech went viral, because of that he had to write a book on the subject with his PhD students and Sayash Kapoor.

Congrats Indians in Time’s AI top 100 list

The Information Site feel proud and we congratulate them on their work and success. We also wish them success in their coming projects and throughout their life. For every Indian your achievements are inspiration.