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From automated farm tractors to exam paper grading, AI boosts efficiency for some in India

(18 Feb 2026) RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY: ++PART MUTE++ ASSOCIATED PRESS New Delhi - 17 February 2026 1. Various of signage of India AI Impact Summit 2026 2. Various of crowd of people walking in the summit ASSOCIATED PRESS New Delhi - 10 February 2026 3. Various of Delhi University students playing volleyball during lunch break on a college campus 4. Mid of Anirudh Singh, a Masters’ student in Social work from Delhi University entering his hostel room 5. Close of Singh opening his projects made with AI on laptop 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Anirudh Singh, Student, Delhi University: “I think AI is just reducing the tedious work that students generally had to do. Like, looking at various studies and then coming for a single line or a single crux of that article, we have to read the whole article. AI is reducing the tedious work and that's what Google did when it came and AI just improved on it.” 7. Close of laptop screen, Singh explaining a virtual dashboard he developed using AI as an internship project for an NGO, UPSOUND (English): "They [NGO] wanted a map of these six states, and what would be the predictions of weather in the year 2026.’" ASSOCIATED PRESS New Delhi - 16 February 2026 8. Various of signs displaying information about ‘AI Impact Summit’, an international summit on artificial intelligence scheduled to be held in New Delhi from 16 to 20 February 2026 9. Mid of heavy traffic on a road 10. Mid of Bomb Disposal Squad patrolling the streets, near venue of AI Impact Summit ASSOCIATED PRESS New Delhi - 10 February 2026 11. Various of a Delhi University student on a bench, using AI on his phone to analyze the latest Financial Budget 12. Various of phone screen showing AI analysis 13. Mid of Swetank Pandey, Educator and Author, walking to his cabin in the institute he works at 14. Close of Pandey’s laptop screen, Pandey showing how he uses AI to evaluate thousands of hand written answer sheets. UPSOUND (English): "We have developed indices, total 15 different indices, and every index has four sub-sections. In total there are 60 different parameters, on which the AI model will evaluate this paper." 15. Various of screen, UPSOUND (English): "The AI model is very capable of transcribing the answer, what is written in it. Now it gave us seven out 10, for that answer based on all the 60 parameters." 16. SOUNDBITE (English) Swetank Pandey, Educator and Author: “So if we just define a particular situation, AI gives us a good example which is more relatable, makes easy for us and to explain the things and also for the students to comprehend the thing. So right there it is direct use. Subsequently, right from evaluation to helping out students in the sense of creating extra content to be read, to resolve all of their mentorship issues.” 17. Various of university students on campus relaxing during lunch break ASSOCIATED PRESS New Delhi - 13 February 2026 ++ONLINE INTERVIEW++ 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Sangeeta Gupta, Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, NASSCOM: “AI provides that bridge, right? Suddenly you can, you know, create content. You can create personal tutors if you need for every child in the language. You can customize it to based on that child's competency as opposed to a one size fits all approach that normally flows in Indian education environment.” ASSOCIATED PRESS New Delhi - 10 February 2026 19. Various of youth walking on the streets of Delhi University ++MUTE++ 20. Aerial of traffic moving on the streets of Delhi 21. Aerial of students playing volleyball in the university campus STORYLINE: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...