India, Feb. 12 -- AI is being democratised at full throttle - much in sync with the government's target of a $1 Tn digital economy by 2030 - and what fuels this growth is the economics of AI that businesses across industries are trying to gain from.

Indian infrastructure major Larsen & Toubro (L&T) made no mistake in reading the future. AI is no longer an experimental capability or a future-facing investment - it is increasingly being embedded into the core mechanics of how the company executes projects at scale.

In an interaction with Inc42, R Ganesan, who heads the Corporate Centre at L&T Construction, framed the company's AI strategy as deliberately multi-layered. "We see different use cases across our various businesses and multiple...