Learners benefitted
Through AI-assisted educational tools, providing personalized learning, improving learning outcomes, enhancing academic performance, and increasing student employment outcomes.
BRIDGING THE GAP FROM SILOS TO SCALE
GLOBAL AI IMPACT COMMONS
A global commons that enables replication of proven AI solutions for real-world impact at scale across sectors and regions.
80+
Impact Stories
30+
Countries
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Sectors
80+
Impact Stories
30+
Countries
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Impact Dashboard
Insights collated from Impact Stories, highlighting the scale and diversity of AI-enabled outcomes and inviting contributors to add new stories.
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Farmers empowered
Through AI-powered agricultural advisory services for stronger crop management, precision agriculture, and increased credit access.
Lives saved
Through AI-driven diagnostic and preventive healthcare tools and services for enhancing health and well-being of communities.
Citizens assisted
Through AI-enabled platforms and tools that improve access, speed, and reliability of public service delivery, improving citizen services, and accelerating justice outcomes at scale.
* Metrics represent cumulative impact across documented deployments.
voices from
Global AI and Technology Leaders
Chairperson at Biocon Group
Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
Artificial Intelligence is redefining the future of biotechnology by accelerating discovery, compressing development timelines and enabling precision-driven healthcare. For India, this convergence...
CEO at Open AI
Sam Altman
AI is one of the most powerful technologies humanity has ever built. Used well, it can dramatically expand human creativity, productivity, and access to opportunity. But for that to happen, it needs...
CEO and Chair at Accenture
Julie Sweet
AI will define the next decade, changing how people work, how economies grow and how societies thrive. But if these changes are to benefit everyone, the technology must be guided by bold leadership,...
CEO at Alphabet Inc. & Google
Sundar Pichai
AI will be the most profound technology shift of our lifetimes. As AI continues to improve, it will spur economic growth, equip a new generation of developers to build helpful products, and...
Co-Founder at Adaption
Sara Hooker
For most people, the promise of AI is not about scaling compute. It is about whether these systems actually work for them. For their languages, their institutions and their realities. The next era of...
CEO at Cognizant
Ravi Kumar S
I am deeply optimistic about the future of AI and the role it will play in shaping innovation and socioeconomic progress over the next decade. India brings a distinctive force to this moment by...
CEO and Chair at AMD
Lisa Su
AI is the most transformational technology of our time, and we are still in the early stages of adoption. Realising its full potential will depend on deploying AI at scale across industries. That...
Chairman & CEO at Adobe
Shantanu Narayen
AI has the potential to be one of the most profound democratizing forces of our time—amplifying human ingenuity and redefining what people can create, learn, and achieve. India's leadership in...
Message from Co-Chairs
India Co-Chair
Debjani Ghosh
Distinguished Fellow, Niti Aayog
The Global AI Impact Commons is a first-of-its-kind global effort to shift the focus of AI from capability to consequence. By capturing evidence, context, and outcomes from real-world deployments across the world, it enables informed adoption of AI that delivers measurable economic and social value. Rooted in India's longstanding commitment to AI for All, the Commons is a key outcome of the AI for Economic Growth and Social Good Working Group under the India AI Impact Summit. It reflects India's effort to ground AI in impact, particularly across the Global South. By bringing together lessons from diverse contexts, the Commons weaves isolated experiences into a shared understanding, helping AI move from silos to scale
Co-Chair, Kingdom of the Netherlands
Harry Verweij
Ambassador-at-Large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Serving as co-chair of the working group has deepened my conviction that AI must simultaneously drive economic growth and advance social good. We have a responsibility to ensure that through collaboration, accountability, and an unwavering commitment to equity, AI innovation benefits everyone, not just a few.
Indonesia Co-Chair
Asst. Prof. Dr. Arwin Datumaya Wahyudi Sumari
Air First Marshal
The advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology should have a major impact on economic growth and social well-being not only for the people of one country, but also for the global community. AI has significant potential for application in various economic and social sectors; two sectors closely linked to the well-being and prosperity of society. Selecting the right AI technology for these two sectors is essential for AI to deliver widespread benefits. Therefore, being wise in choosing the right AI should be our main principle.
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