- A high-powered panel decodes the AI–Quantum Computing synergy
- Experts stress the need for ethical frameworks and cross-sector collaboration
- Quantum tech hailed as the next leap for India’s digital ambitions
In a thought-provoking session titled “The Intersection of AI and Quantum Computing: Unlocking Next-Gen Intelligence,” industry veterans and tech leaders came together at GAISA to delve into how quantum computing could revolutionize AI capabilities. The session was chaired by Shri Ajai Chowdhry, Chairman of MGB and Founder of HCL Technologies, who opened the dialogue by emphasizing India’s urgent need to drive innovation at the convergence of these two emerging technologies.
The panel featured key voices including Col AK Nath, Senior Advisor—Quantum at HPC Technologies; Vijay Sethi, Chairman & Chief Mentor of Mentor Kart; Pulkit Sharma, CTO at Dell Technologies; and Dr. Shakti Goel, CTO of Yatra Online. Discussions revolved around how quantum computing can exponentially enhance AI’s performance in fields like healthcare, finance, and cybersecurity, while also addressing the hardware challenges that currently limit integration. The speakers painted a future where AI-driven quantum algorithms could optimize everything from drug discovery to national cyber defense systems.
The session also focused on building a resilient innovation ecosystem in India. Panelists advocated for a strong push in research funding, educational reform, and public-private partnerships to propel quantum-AI development. With responsible innovation as the cornerstone, the need for regulatory frameworks and ethical AI-quantum design was also underscored, setting the tone for India to lead the charge in next-gen intelligence.
