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On tackling this challenge, PM Modi said that the government has been investing in skilling and re-skilling the people for an AI-driven future.| India News

PM Modi said that AI stands at a "civilisational inflection point," capable of expanding human capability in unprecedented ways but also posing challenges if left unguided.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has addressed the biggest fear among India's youth: whether AI will take away jobs. Here's what he said.

PM Narendra Modi said while AI serves as a "force-multiplier for human intent", the ultimate responsibility for decision-making must remain firmly with people rather than machines

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's goal to become one of the top three AI superpowers by 2047, while launching his vision for the country's future., India News, Times Now

PM Modi warns that unguided AI could test social foundations. In an exclusive ANI interview at the AI Impact Summit 2026, he calls for human-centric AI and "Welfare for All."

PM Modi envisions India as a top AI superpower, emphasizing inclusive growth, ethical governance, and human-centric technology at the AI Impact Summit 2026.

Speaking exclusively to ANI, PM Modi emphasised that India's digital transformation was built on replicable principles that prioritised public good and inclusion over proprietary interests.

Speaking to ANI in an exclusive interview, PM Modi said, "I understand the concern of our youth about AI-driven disruptions in the job market. Preparation is the best antidote to fear. That is why we have been investing in skilling and re-skilling our people for an AI-driven future. The government has launched one of the most ambitious skilling initiatives in the world. We're not approaching this as a future problem but we're treating it as a present imperative."

Noting that Artificial Intelligence is a force multiplier which will further help push the boundaries "of what we thought possible", Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that the government is confident that by "combining innovation with inclusion", AI will strengthen India's workforce.