Artificial Intelligence serves as a fundamental construct for large-scale societal transformation when integrated with open networks and decentralised ecosystems. Speaking at a panel during the India AI Summit 2026 in Delhi, Nandan Nilekani, Co-founder and Patron of Networks for Humanity,
Jefferies, in its latest report, highlighted that it favours the Chinese approach to artificial intelligence (AI) over the US approach, citing structural advantages in China's energy capacity and the open-source model driving innovation.
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered financial solutions can be viably delivered at Rs 150-250 per month, and with scale and falling inference costs, could reach as low as Rs 50 within 3-4 years, according to a report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG).