The AI Impact Summit 2026 is announced, with a focus on shaping a human-centric future for artificial intelligence.

Galgotias University issued an apology after misrepresenting a commercially available robotic dog as its own innovation at the AI Impact Summit 2026.

(ANSA) - NEW DELHI, 16 FEB - Italy is present at the India AI Impact Summit and Expo 2026, the mega global event inaugurated today in New Delhi, with a national pavilion. The pavilion, organized by the New Delhi office of the ICE Agency, in collaboration with ICE Milano/Startup, is an open space designed to highlight the capabilities and ingenuity of Italian excellence in AI, advanced technologies, and highly innovative sectors. The Italian start-ups hosted in the Pavilion are: Glam You Up, Macoev, Tinental, Lunocode, Dworld, Oraigo, Traent, and Sparkle, part of the Tim group. Other Italian companies such as Stellantis, Almaviva, and Harmonic Innovation Group will present the progress made with the application of artificial intelligence to their production activities. The AI Summit will offer our country the opportunity to showcase its excellence in the field of supercomputing, a sector in which Italy ranks third worldwide. Italy's presence will be further strengthened by the visit of the Minister of Enterprise and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, who will take part in the Summit on the 19th accompanied by an official delegation composed of representatives from Cineca, Cmcc, Enea, and Eni. Read article...

Two months after warning about "elements of irrationality" in the AI investment boom, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai switched gears at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, defending Big Tech's massive spending spree. With Google Cloud's backlog doubling to $240 billion and Gemini surpassing 750 million users, Pichai compared AI infrastructure investment to railroads and highways—expensive bets that ultimately unlocked enormous economic value.

India is hosting the India-AI Impact Summit 2026, bringing together global leaders to discuss artificial intelligence. Discussions focused on democratizing AI, building sovereign capabilities, and ensuring inclusive growth. Leaders emphasized AI's transformative potential across sectors like healthcare and education. The summit highlighted India's growing role as a trusted AI hub in the Global South.