India AI Impact Summit 2026 to be held in New Delhi is starting from today. Apart from the heads of many countries, CEOs of tech companies and many other big names will be included in this. This summit, which will run from 16 to 20 February, will have around 500 events along with the main program and more than 800 exhibitors including tech companies, AI startups and research labs will exhibit their AI products and solutions.
Why is this summit taking place?
This is the fourth edition of such global summit. In this, leaders and CEOs of big AI companies come together to discuss ways to deal with the possible threats of AI systems. This summit was first held in the United Kingdom. After Seoul and Paris, India is hosting it this year.
Prime Ministers and Presidents of many countries will be involved
According to reports, the Prime Ministers of at least six countries and the Presidents of seven countries including France and Brazil will participate in this summit. Apart from these, ministerial delegations from 45 countries and senior officials of many international organizations including the United Nations will participate in this summit. Also, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Nvidia founder Jensen Huang, DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, Microsoft President Brad Smith and Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon are coming to Delhi to participate in this summit. The official start of the summit will take place on February 19 and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate it.
How to register?
If you want to participate in this summit, you can register for free as a delegate. For this go to and fill the necessary details. After filling the details, an OTP will come on your email ID. Submit it. As soon as the registration is approved, you will receive an email containing the QR code. With this code you will be able to enter Bharat Mandapam in Delhi, where this summit is being organized. You must have a photo ID at the time of entry.
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