Original source: https://www.facebook.com/IndiaInJapan/
The Embassy of India in Tokyo has spotlighted India’s growing ambitions in artificial intelligence (AI), sharing key excerpts from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent interview at the #IndiaAIImpactSummit2026.
In a Facebook post titled “India and AI,” the Embassy highlighted the Prime Minister’s vision of positioning India among the world’s top AI leaders not just as a consumer of technology, but as a creator and innovator.
India Aims to Be a Global AI Superpower
One of the central messages shared in the post quotes the Prime Minister saying his vision is for India to be among the “top three AI superpowers globally,” emphasizing that the country should lead in both the development and deployment of artificial intelligence.
The statement underscores India’s broader digital transformation push, which includes investments in research, startups, and AI-driven public services.
Another key excerpt stresses a human-centric approach to innovation. According to the Prime Minister, “Technology exists to serve humanity, not replace it.” This message reflects a balanced view of AI adoption promoting technological advancement while safeguarding human dignity and employment.
Addressing concerns about automation and job loss, he noted that work does not disappear due to technology; rather, the nature of work evolves and new types of jobs are created.
The Embassy’s post also shared the Prime Minister’s description of AI as a “force multiplier” a tool that can push the boundaries of innovation and accelerate global development when used responsibly.
“Our vision is clear: AI must accelerate global development while remaining deeply rooted in ethical values,” one of the featured quotes reads, reinforcing India’s call for responsible and inclusive AI governance.
Strengthening India–Japan Tech Ties
By highlighting these remarks, the Embassy in Tokyo signaled the importance of India–Japan cooperation in emerging technologies. Japan, known for its leadership in robotics and advanced manufacturing, is seen as a key partner in India’s digital growth story.
The post has garnered engagement online, with users praising India’s forward-looking approach and the confidence shown by young innovators and students in the AI space.
As global conversations around artificial intelligence continue to evolve, India’s message remains clear: innovation must empower people, create opportunities, and contribute to shared global progress.
