The India AI Impact Summit 2026 will function as a significant event that demonstrates the expanding collaboration between India and the United States for artificial intelligence development.
The summit will take place in New Delhi from February 16 to 20, 2026, through a partnership with India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY).
USISPF to lead largest ever US tech delegation to India
The US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF) will serve as an official partner, which will bring its largest group of American business executives and technology experts to India for this event.
The two countries established this initiative to mutually develop artificial intelligence, trusted technology systems and next-generation digital infrastructure systems, ANI reported.
The treaty establishes a vital procedure to develop the US-India strategic partnership into new technology domains, which shape worldwide economic and social systems.
Board AI task force launched ahead of summit
USISPF established the Board AI Task Force before the summit. USISPF Chairman John Chambers will head the newly created task force.
The primary goal of the task force is to develop AI ecosystems while creating regulations that support ethical AI development throughout organisations.
The task force will send a delegation that includes more than 100 US companies to India. The delegation will collaborate with Indian government officials and industry leaders to develop AI solutions that can serve a wide audience.
John Chambers emphasised the partnership’s significance because he believes AI has become the primary technology that defines the present age.
The US-India relationship has developed into one of the world’s most vital partnerships. He stressed that the goal is to ensure AI development occurs with responsibility so it provides benefits to all people who live in both nations, which total nearly two billion people.
Global business leaders join the AI push
The delegation will be co-led by Adobe Chair and CEO Shantanu Narayen and FedEx President and CEO Raj Subramaniam.
The group consists of over 120 top international executives who include Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith and business leaders from Ericsson, Chemours and Rubrik.
The leaders will work to develop AI systems through infrastructure development and investment promotion, and they will help Indian startups that create AI systems that benefit society.
The US-India relationship serves as the foundation for establishing a secure international artificial intelligence ecosystem, according to USISPF President and CEO Mukesh Aghi.
He said that artificial intelligence development must follow three principles, which include responsible creation and equitable distribution of technology, as well as effective solutions for actual problems. The forum aims to help turn shared goals into action by creating a joint roadmap for AI infrastructure, applications and safeguards.
Key sessions and strategic dialogues at the summit
USISPF will present its main event called “Scaling Trusted AI for 8 Billion” at Bharat Mandapam, which will feature international business experts and government officials.
The Leela Palace will host public sessions on February 18, which will discuss AI infrastructure and skills development.
The event will include private talks that contain roundtable discussions about national security and supply chain protection, and reliable AI systems.
The United States Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, will participate in a special dialogue that will enhance partnerships for responsible artificial intelligence governance between the two nations.
The India AI Impact Summit 2026 plans to establish India and the United States as international authorities who develop trustworthy artificial intelligence systems that serve all people.
With inputs from the agency.
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