PM Modi Promotes Public-Centric Technology On Day 2 Of AI Impact Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday stressed that science and technology must be used for public welfare as the India AI Impact Summit 2026 entered its second day in New Delhi.
In a post shared on social media, PM Modi highlighted the importance of intelligence, reasoning and decision-making in making technology useful for common people.
India AI Impact Expo 2026 was a powerful convergence of ideas, innovation and intent.
It showcased the extraordinary potential of Indian talent in shaping the future of Artificial Intelligence for global good.
Above all, it reaffirmed our commitment to harnessing AI… pic.twitter.com/jfVWCP4BHh
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 17, 2026
He said the AI Impact Summit aims to explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can serve society and benefit every citizen.
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“Intelligence, rationality and decision-making make science and technology useful to the masses. The India AI Impact Summit aims to see how AI can be used in the public interest,” the Prime Minister wrote.
He also shared a Sanskrit verse explaining the qualities of intellect, including listening, understanding, reasoning and knowledge — describing them as the foundation of true intelligence.AI
Inaugurated the India AI Impact Expo 2026 at Bharat Mandapam.
Being here among innovators, researchers and tech enthusiasts gives a glimpse of the extraordinary potential of AI, Indian talent and innovation. Together, we will shape solutions not just for India but for the… pic.twitter.com/G370iXYAXm
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 16, 2026
On Day 1 of the summit, PM Modi inaugurated the expo and underlined India’s commitment to developing responsible, inclusive and development-oriented AI.
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He interacted with exhibitors, including startups, researchers, and global technology leaders who showcased innovative AI solutions across various sectors, such as healthcare, agriculture, education, climate action, and governance.
The Prime Minister is scheduled to deliver the official inaugural address on February 19. His speech is expected to outline India’s long-term vision for trusted AI, global cooperation and ethical technology development.
The summit has attracted strong international participation. Thirteen country pavilions have been established to promote collaboration within the AI ecosystem. Countries participating include Australia, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Serbia, Estonia, Tajikistan and several African nations.
The event features more than 300 curated exhibition pavilions and live demonstrations. These are organised under three main themes, People, Planet and Progress, showcasing how AI can improve lives, protect the environment and drive economic growth.
More than 600 high-potential startups are taking part in the summit. Many of them are already building AI solutions that operate at a large scale and address real-world challenges.
These innovations aim to support public services, strengthen digital infrastructure and create new job opportunities.
