In AI, India could leap ahead through energy-efficient hardware, neuromorphic computing, or quantum technologies, focusing on building efficient and sustainable AI systems rather than joining the global AI arms race. | Photo: iStock/ Getty Images

In AI, India could leap ahead through energy-efficient hardware, neuromorphic computing, or quantum technologies, focusing on building efficient and sustainable AI systems rather than joining the global AI arms race. | Photo: iStock/ Getty Images

Artificial Intelligence, something that began as a technological breakthrough is now shaping geopolitics, economic models, workforce structures, and even human identity. It is becoming increasingly clear that the most important debate is no longer simply about how powerful AI will become, but about how societies choose to build, govern, and coexist with intelligent machines.

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