Google CEO Sundar Pichai sees India’s AI revolution as a “transformational moment,” drawing parallels to the Digital India movement. He believes India is uniquely positioned to be a “full-stack player” in AI, excelling as a user base, technology builder, and rule shaper. Pichai emphasized that AI’s true success will be measured by its impact on ordinary Indians’ daily lives.
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