1 / 5As per a PTI report, delegates visiting the Digital India experience zone at the G20 Summit site in New Delhi's Pragati Maidan will have the opportunity to learn about the GITA (Guidance Inspiration Transformation and Action) application and seek answers to life's more profound questions inspired by the Shrimad Bhagwad Gita. The app's 'Ask GITA' feature is driven by powerful GPT-4 language model technology, which will answer inquiries in English and Hindi by providing insights based on the holy book.
2 / 5Users can also engage with the kiosk to witness how the Open Network for Digital Commerce, or ONDC, collaborates with sellers, customers, and network providers on a broad scale. This display is designed to demonstrate ONDC's capacity to revolutionise India's digital commerce ecosystem while also supporting economic growth.
3 / 5An exhibit of Digital India's epic journey will take visitors through the significant milestones since 2014, bringing to life the digital breakthroughs accomplished using simulated virtual reality.
4 / 5According to a notice published by the IT Ministry, visitors can also take a deep dive into Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) key concepts and the growth of ICT projects in the Digital Tree display.
5 / 5The G20 India mobile app, which will provide up-to-date information about the Summit, will be another important tool for delegates and guests. Other features include the G20 India event calendar, virtual tours, and navigation.
