AI governance

17 Feb

PM Modi Outlines Human-Centric Vision at India AI Impact Summit 2026, Calls for ‘AI for All’

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsIndiaAI for All, AI governance, Digital Public Infrastructure, India AI Impact Summit 2026, IndiaAI Mission, Narendra Modi

New Delhi (Gurpreet Singh): As the India AI Impact Summit 2026 commenced in the national capital marking the first global AI gathering of this scale hosted in the Global South Prime Minister Narendra Modi articulated India’s vision for a human-centric artificial intelligence ecosystem rooted in the principle of “Sarvajan Hitay, Sarvajan Sukhaye” (Welfare for All, Happiness for All). In a special interview to Asian News International (ANI), the Prime Minister said AI stands at a “civilisational inflection point,” capable of expanding human potential but also posing risks if left unguided. “Technology exists to serve humanity, not replace it,” Modi said,…

26 Nov

India Urged to Balance AI Innovation With Vigilance as Global Race Intensifies

nishuthapar10 CommentsIndiaAI governance, AI safety, Artificial Intelligence India, Generative AI risks

New Delhi, November 26, 2025— As the world accelerates toward an Artificial Intelligence–driven future, experts say India must adopt a measured and vigilant approach to generative AI, a technology advancing “ten times faster than a rocket” and transforming global industries at an unprecedented pace. While nations compete to expand AI capabilities, specialists caution that India must weigh the powerful benefits of AI against its rapidly growing risks, especially as the technology becomes deeply integrated into government operations, corporate systems and daily life.Generative AI tools, capable of creating new text, images and code, continue to gain enormous international traction. Their widespread…