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Day 3 of the AI Summit generated very interesting conversations yet, all rooted in the core principles which have highlighted in Day 1 and Day 2 of the AI Summit i.e. accountability, trust, and governance. While the sessions spanned a wide spectrum of themes, what stood out most for us as lawyers were the discussions on the future of fair tech, emerging governance and fairness models, and the evolving landscape of AI and intellectual property.

Day 2 kicked off with the same electricity and momentum as Day 1 — and rightly so. We’re living through one of those rare moments in history when a technology doesn’t just evolve, it reshapes everything. Electricity did that. The internet did that. And now, AI is doing it again — only faster, louder, and with a ripple effect that’s touching every industry, every job, and every nation at once.

The India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi marked a quiet yet consequential inflection point. For the first time, a global AI summit shifted to the Global South, signalling not just a geographic move but a rebalancing of participation, scrutiny, and imagination about AI’s future.

Understanding the nuances within the Competition Act and its regulations is crucial to determine when regulatory clearance from CCI is necessary. To address common queries, we have compiled the DIY Merger Notifiability Toolkit for practitioners, unpacking key issues.

Year 2024 marked the new phase of Indian merger control through the notification of key provisions of the Competition (Amendment) Act, 2023, the enabling rules, and the CCI (Combinations) Regulations, 2024. Collectively, these reforms significantly shape India’s merger control framework by expanding jurisdictional reach, refining exemptions, and streamlining review timelines.