India AI Impact Summit 2026 is a major global conference being held from 16 February to 21 February 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, Delhi. It includes AI researchers, CEOs, policy makers, startups and leaders from around the world. It aims to spark a global discussion on the social, economic and technological impact of AI.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned the ‘MANAV’ framework while presenting the vision of human-centric AI at the AI Impact Summit. He emphasized on democratization of AI, accountability, skilling, global standards and tackling challenges like deepfakes. PM Modi stressed that the approach to Artificial Intelligence should focus on how to make AI human-centric rather than AI-centric as he introduced 'MANAV' framework for AI governance
Advantages and disadvantages of AI (Profit & Loss)
What the world's tech leaders said- Sundar Pichai (Google CEO): Google announced DeepMind partnership and AI investment in India and described India as a major emerging economy of technology.
Sam Altman (OpenAI CEO): He said that India holds a big opportunity for AI leadership and India can move ahead in the global AI race.
What is the greatest potential of AI? AI combines the knowledge and speed of humans to solve difficult problems at scale — in areas like education, health, agriculture.
How will AI change jobs? Some future jobs will disappear but new opportunities will arise in skill-based jobs, AI monitoring and model development.
What is the biggest threat of AI? Data misuse, biased decisions, and the pressure of AI on normal jobs.
Can AI make better decisions than humans? Yes in some specific areas (pattern recognition) — but humans are better right now in human morality and context judgment.
Can AI increase the country's GDP? Yes, AI can make a big contribution to GDP by optimizing productivity, innovation, and processes.
Is AI a threat to democracy? Yes, democracy can be affected by misuse – fake news, deepfakes etc.
What will AI competition be like among democratic countries? It is important to pay attention to joint governance and open standards with Global South countries like India.
Will AI be safe for everyone? If regulation, ethical use, and accountability frameworks are strong then yes.
What steps should the government take on AI? Emphasis should be on skilling, reskilling, data protection, research funding, and sovereign AI development.
Will AI make India a tech leader in the future? This is possible if India increases investment in infrastructure, research and international cooperation.
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