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The Comptroller and Auditor General ( CAG ) of India,
Shri Girish Chandra Murmu, holds the position of Chair of the Supreme Audit Institutions - 20 ( SAI20 ) Engagement Group during India ’ s G20 Presidency . In this spirit, the Comptroller and Auditor General of India proposed the collaboration of SAI20 Engagement Group on two priority areas : I - Blue Economy II - Responsible Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) III - Checking InflationSolution
While recognizing the importance of sustainability, growth and role of emerging technologies, Girish Chandra Murmu informed that the SAI20, priority areas – “ Blue Economy ” and “ Responsible Artificial Intelligence ” represents the new - age opportunities and concerns and these underline the need for genuine cooperation, CAG informed that in an effort to understand the global experiences and initiatives and to know how external stakeholders view the emerging role of Audit in these areas, they interacted with many domain experts from government and the private sector and conducted seminars on these themes during the last few months .
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All Digits are Alphabets
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