India is taking a fresh look at its digital governance framework as the rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) begins to challenge existing technology regulations. Union Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw further added that the AI era demands a new rulebook. He reiterated that
Sadiq Khan has appointed Martha Lane-Fox to chair London’s newly formed AI and Jobs Taskforce, marking a proactive step by the city government to manage the impact of artificial intelligence on employment. The initiative underscores a growing recognition that AI is not a distant challenge
India and the United States are planning to expand cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI) and critical minerals under a framework called “Pax Silica”. The move comes as both countries work to strengthen technology partnerships and secure supply chains. The initiative reflects a broader push to align
India formally joined the Pax Silica coalition on the fifth day of the India AI Impact Summit 2026, signalling a deeper alignment with the United States on critical technology and semiconductor supply chains. The move is being seen as a strategic step to secure the
The India AI Impact Summit 2026 has been extended by a day due to “overwhelming response". The summit will now continue until February 21, 2026, offering participants additional time to engage with exhibitors, policymakers, and industry leaders. Read More | India AI Impact Summit: India Eyes