New Delhi, Feb. 26 -- We live in times of rapid technological advancements. Digital public infrastructure (DPI) has been a key innovation in India for enhancing the public sector's ability to deliver public services efficiently and effectively. Since India showcased DPI's potential at the 2023 G20 summit in 2023, the idea has gained global traction, with its transformative power widely acknowledged.

At the same time, we have witnessed the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), driven by tools like ChatGPT. AI has captured the imagination of many with its ability to achieve efficiency gains across sectors such as healthcare, education and public service delivery.

With both DPI and AI promising to improve societal outcomes, a critical ques...