The Bharat Lighthouse Foundation, in partnership with Genesis Info X, organized the Neural AI Governance 2025 Summit on Sunday in Hyderabad.
Several important figures attended the event, including Ayodhya Rami Reddy Alla, Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha), Sandeep Barchand, an entrepreneur, and Dhundra Kumaraswamy, National President of BC Dal. They spoke about how AI-driven governance solutions are playing a key role in transforming India’s digital landscape.
As part of the International Women’s Day celebrations, awards were given to women achievers to recognize their contributions in various fields.
The speakers compared AI to a two-sided coin, explaining that it has both benefits and risks. They highlighted a recent example where Kerala police used AI to solve a long-pending case, proving how AI can be used for good. However, they also pointed out how AI has been misused, such as in the morphing of women’s photographs, raising concerns about its ethical use.
The dignitaries emphasized the need to prevent harmful uses of AI while encouraging its positive applications. They urged society to use this powerful technology responsibly to bring positive changes and improve lives.
