Delhi School of Artificial Intelligence
DSCAI is an organization that amplifies Global South perspectives in AI governance by organizing high-profile summits and publishing policy reports. Its flagship India AI Impact Summit 2026, described as the largest AI summit in human history, featured a 64-qubit quantum computer from Fujitsu and brought together leaders from Google, OpenAI, and Microsoft. The organization also coordinates a Global Youth AI Advisory Body that presents an AI Charter to the United Nations.
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Problem
AI development and governance discussions are often dominated by developed nations, leaving the Global South without a strong voice in shaping the technology's future. This creates a risk that AI benefits and opportunities remain concentrated in a few regions, while the majority of the world's population is left behind. There is a pressing need for platforms that amplify diverse perspectives and drive concrete, measurable impact.
Solution
DSCAI addresses this by organizing high-profile AI summits and publishing comprehensive policy reports that bring together youth, government leaders, and tech executives from around the world. The company's flagship event, the India AI Impact Summit, showcases real-world AI use cases and facilitates dialogue on topics like sovereign AI models and space-based compute. Through initiatives like the "Youth Voices in AI" program, DSCAI collects and shares perspectives from over 20 countries, ensuring that the Global South's unique challenges and opportunities are represented in global AI conversations. The organization also partners with UN bodies and other international institutions to translate these insights into actionable policy recommendations, including presenting an AI Charter to the United Nations through a Global Youth AI Advisory Body.
Target Audience
Primary audiences include policymakers, international organizations, AI researchers, and youth leaders in the Global South seeking to influence AI governance and adoption. The company also targets technology companies and government agencies interested in collaborating on AI initiatives and policy development.
Features
- Organizes large-scale international AI summits, including the India AI Impact Summit, which featured a 64-qubit quantum computer from Fujitsu
- Publishes special reports and policy briefs, such as the "AI Multipolarity 2025" report released at the UN General Assembly, covering 200+ AI use cases across 30 societal domains
- Facilitates the "Youth Voices in AI" program, collecting and publishing perspectives on AI from young people in over 30 countries
- Highlights India's sovereign AI models, including BharatGen, Sarvam AI, and Gnani AI, which focus on Indic languages and domestic infrastructure
- Promotes space-based compute as a solution to reduce the environmental impact of AI data centers
- Coordinates a Global Youth AI Advisory Body that presents an AI Charter to the United Nations