The official source reports this update: 8th UK-India Science and Innovation Council Statement. The UK and India have agreed new science and innovation partnerships, including on technology, research and AI cooperation, to boost growth and innovation.
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UK and India agree new tech, research and AI partnerships.
The UK and India will collaborate on AI and research initiatives to drive economic growth.
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