During a session titled ‘A Fair and Equitable Future for All: Critical Minerals, Decent Work, and Artificial Intelligence,’ Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored the importance of making advanced technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), globally accessible rather than confined to national boundaries. He advocated for open-source models over proprietary systems, emphasizing inclusivity and collaboration. Modi highlighted how India has embedded this vision into its technological ecosystem, yielding substantial advancements in space applications, AI, and digital payments, areas where India is a global leader. He stressed the need for equitable access, population training, and responsible deployment of these technologies. The Prime Minister also referenced the India-AI Mission, which aims to develop accessible high-performance computing capacity. Modi asserted that while AI should enhance human capabilities, ultimate decision-making must remain in human hands. He called for a shift in focus from ‘Jobs of Today’ to ‘Capabilities of Tomorrow’ and proposed the creation of a Global Framework for Talent Mobility in the coming years. Additionally, he extended an invitation to all G20 nations to attend the AI Impact Summit, themed ‘Sarvajanam Hitaya, Sarvajanam Sukhaya’ (Well-being for all, Happiness for all), scheduled for February 2026 in India. Concluding his address, Modi reaffirmed India’s commitment to global well-being, sustainable development, reliable trade, fair finance, and inclusive progress.