He unveiled M.A.N.A.V.; Moral, Accountable, National, Accessible, Valid; a roadmap to ensure AI serves humanity, not just big corporations. At the India AI Impact Summit, he warned: AI, like nuclear power, can heal or destroy; it all depends on who controls it. His answer? Open code, shared development, and ‘authenticity labels’ on digital content; like nutrition labels on food. India’s goal? Design in India, deliver to the world. With 38,000 GPUs already available for startups and students, and plans to expand, Modi’s pushing AI as a public good; not a privilege. And here’s the kicker: any AI that works in India’s diverse, chaotic, vibrant society can work anywhere. That’s not hype; that’s a global blueprint. The world is watching. And for job seekers? This means new roles, new skills, and new opportunities; especially in AI governance, multilingual models, and ethical tech. The future isn’t just digital; it’s democratic.