IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva says AI can lift global growth by 0.8% and back India’s Viksit Bharat goal, but warns 40% of jobs face disruption.
Hitting out at the opposition party for the protest, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said, "For the Congress, I have just three words -- topless, brainless and shameless."
On the AI related opportunities, Oxman said that India being the world’s largest democracy, and having more than 1.4 billion people where innovation is free to flourish – is the most exciting aspects for the technology industry.
PM Modi meets AI startup CEOs, stresses data governance, vernacular AI and India-scale innovation; also holds talks with OpenAI and Qualcomm leaders.
At the Summit, Sarvam unveils Kaze smart glasses, plans to open-source LLM weights and scale foundational AI innovation
"Everybody is stealing each other's engineers, and working on the same thing because nobody can afford to do something slightly different and then run the risk of falling behind," said AI Godfather Yann LeCun.
The potential disruption of AI on labour could be “tsunami-like”, said IMF MD, estimating that around 40 percent of jobs could be impacted
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He argued for a combination of locally built technology combined with external software stack especially in critical and sophisticated areas like cybersecurity
AI is not something that can be layered on to the existing way of doing things. Organisations need to rethink entire processes
Assumptions underpinning valuations of big US groups might be too optimistic
Tech Mahindra is the only IT services company that got selected under IndiaAI Mission to build its own LLM. The Pune-headquarter IT firm made advancements to its existing ‘Project Indus’ to build the new foundation model.
Strong top-down policy backing and leadership recognition of AI’s potential could help India leapfrog structural challenges, says skill development minister
Patel defended Cisco after Vinod Khosla's jibe about company, saying the venture capitalist's remarks are 'provocative, but not accurate'
The two now helm the world’s most valuable closely held AI firms: OpenAI, valued at roughly $500 billion, and Anthropic at about $380 billion
The deal, which would be part of a new funding round for the artificial intelligence start-up, could be finalized as early as this weekend, the report said
Nilekani recalled how PM Modi gave them a suggestion to extend AI application to dairy besides agriculture.
N Chandrasekaran says India’s 'AI moment' has arrived, urging technology to tackle inequality, healthcare and urban gaps at the AI Impact Summit.
Agreements aim to give Karnataka startups direct access to European markets as Bengaluru doubles down on AI skilling and public tech investments
The venture investor said India’s advantage in AI lies in building context-driven applications rather than competing in large model development, as falling costs of intelligence reshape healthcare, education and startup building.
Speaking at the AI summit in India, Sunak said nothing in our lifetimes would be “more transformative” than AI
Premji highlighted how India working on AI would mean, “solving problems for a billion people”, making it a critical market for global tech enterprises with whom the nation already has strong ties with.
Modi’s ‘jiska data, uska adhikar’ links privacy law, jurisdiction and Budget 2026’s AI data-centre tax holiday. What it means for citizens and Big Tech.
The Mistral CEO warned against concentration of AI power among a handful of companies, urged countries to build sovereign AI capabilities, and called India uniquely positioned to emerge as a global innovation hub.
As AI moves from support functions into core business operations, Bal said concerns around governance, security, data control, model sizing, and deployment environments become critical.
RIL chairman delivered a keynote address at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi on February 19
I was sort of confused, like when he (PM Modi) grabbed my hand and put it up. I just wasn't sure what we were supposed to be doing, Sam Altman told Moneycontrol
"I didn't think then, and I don't think now, that you can make a frontier model for $10 million. In fact, if anything, I would just say that it's gotten harder. The total complexity and costs have gone up," Sam Altman told Moneycontrol.
The company claims that Vaidya 2.0 has outperformed OpenAI’s GPT-5 and Gemini Pro 3 on healthcare reasoning benchmark
Altman flagged concerns of centralization of the technology in one company or nation, highlighting that such cases could lead to potential 'ruin'
From language inclusion and farmer tools to the prospect of 25 percent growth, Amodei says India offers the clearest test case for whether artificial intelligence can deliver real-world benefits at scale
The resentment of the blue collar workers led to the train wreck of globalisation. The resentment of the white collar workers is going to lead to the train wreck of AI, Nilekani said.
India should go beyond simply adopting current AI and focus on building safer and more efficient systems, the former Infosys CEO and founder of Vianai Systems has said
Altman and Amodei shared the dais with Modi and other technology executives, including Google CEO Sundar Pichai
Voluntary framework unveiled by Ashwini Vaishnaw pushes transparency in AI adoption and culturally grounded evaluations
Financial institutions must move beyond generic outreach. They should adopt unified platforms and agentic AI to deliver timely, personalised, context-aware engagement. This builds trust, boosts conversion, and increases customer lifetime value
Two new platforms — one where AI hires humans for real-world tasks, another where bots chat among themselves — are sparking big fears. The reality is more interesting than the panic.
Markets often swing between excessive optimism and excessive pessimism. The recent correction reflects genuine uncertainty. Yet writing off Indian IT as structurally impaired is not well-thought through
This is a big shift coming after nearly two years of quarterly variable allowance being slashed to 20-50 percent for the mid and senior-level employees
While India is hosting its Global AI summit, the central bankers' central bank published a paper explaining why emerging economies have the most to lose from AI's rise--and what can be done to change that
Pichai said AI represents the biggest platform shift of our lifetimes — but its promise is neither automatic nor guaranteed.
India is one of the biggest market for OpenAI's ChatGPT with 100 million weekly users.
For the past few days, there were several reports speculating the participation of the Microsoft co-founder, who is already on a visit to India, amid the controversy over Epstein links
AI and new technologies have induced business and revenue uncertainty for IT companies
The day 4 of the mega event will see global leaders and tech titans share their thoughts on the role played by the rapidly growing technology in shaping the world's future
At India AI Impact Summit, Meta's chief AI officer Alexandr Wang said we are at the beginning of a true acceleration in technology and 2026 will mark an inflection point in many ways.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Wednesday said India is poised for an "extraordinary trajectory" in artificial intelligence and emphasised the company's commitment to partnering in the country's AI transformation.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosts world leaders at the India AI Summit being held at Bharat Mandapam.Global leaders, policymakers, and technology experts have gathered in the Indian capital to discuss artificial intelligence, innovation, global cooperation, and the future impact of AI on economies and societies.Watch key moments, arrivals, and interactions as India takes center stage in shaping the global AI conversation.
At India AI Summit 2026, Ashwini Vaishnaw told Moneycontrol that a global consensus is emerging to jointly control AI-related harms. He said countries will eventually establish collective guardrails and described AI as a “tectonic shift” in technology. Vaishnaw asserted that Big Tech has the capability to implement even a five-minute takedown rule, faster than the proposed three-hour window. He added that IT firms are pivoting to AI-driven service models, with hundreds of legacy systems set for major upgrades.
Correctness must come before ethics and inclusiveness debates, says Arizona State University professor