I visualise a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans, and I’m rooting for the machines."
—Claude Shannon
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For the past five days, the world assembled at New Delhi AI Impact Summit 2026 to discuss the further roadmap on artificial intelligence but it didn’t agreee on much.
At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, clinicians, technologists and policymakers agreed that with good data, careful evaluation and strong governance, AI can help detect conditions like silent heart attacks, but it must support, not replace, human care.
As AI power centralises in the US and China, “Sovereign AI” concept at AI Impact Summit 2026 promises countries digital self‑reliance. India’s full‑stack AI strategy will test whether that promise can be turned into practice.
Galgotias University ‘Robo-dog’ controversy at the AI Impact Summit 2026 should not take the limelight away from key issues facing the AI industry and the world.
Women continue to be under-represented in AI sector even though the technology has potential to completely transform lives. A recent panel discussion at AI Impact Summit in New Delhi discussed Women in AI.
AI is a system built by humans and their choices, limited by human data. It is exceptionally good at certain tasks while equally fallible at others. And it is no where near to human intelligence let alone “superintelligence”. Here’s an article debunking five common myths about artificial intelligence.
AI can help you think, plan, and write. But when it comes to love, heartbreak, and life‑changing relationship choices, handing the steering wheel to a chatbot can quietly turn risky, even dangerous.
How intelligent assistants like Robonaut and CIMON are paving the way for AI companions that could one day act as an astronaut’s doctor, engineer and counsellor on months‑long missions to Mars and beyond.