New Delhi, Feb. 18 -- Achieving gender parity through innovation and entrepreneurship has been identified as a critical driver for the democratisation of artificial intelligence. At a global panel convened by BRICS CCI WE (Women Empowerment) during the India AI Impact Summit 2026, leaders argued that AI cannot be truly accessible or fair unless women move from being simple users of the technology to becoming the primary creators of AI enterprises.

The panel emphasised that the current evolution of AI must focus on placing women at the center of leadership and system design. Ruby Sinha, President of BRICS CCI WE and Founder of sheatwork, stated that the goal is no longer just about gaining entry into the tech field but about defining its ...