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Velamakanni emphasized that we need fresh perspectives on how AI affects our lives and jobs.
He sees a big opportunity for affordable AI software and believes humans and machines can work together.
He also called for teaming up with the government on "AI sovereignty," basically keeping control over essential systems and urged young people to learn how to build AI systems for better career prospects.

While he expects only single-digit growth in the tech industry this year, Velamakanni predicts a major boost from AI within 18 months, helping India compete globally.
He reassured that AI is meant to automate tasks—not replace jobs—and encouraged youth to focus on skills needed in an AI-driven world.