Artificial intelligence represented a transformative phase for industry. In his inaugural speech, Air Marshal (retired) C.R. Mohan, former Air Officer-in-Charge, Maintenance, Indian Air Force, said that AI is like electricity, permeating every part of organisational life and society and that how it is harnessed will shape the collective future.

The conclave kicked off with the headline Leadership Panel, featuring a top lineup of officials from SQFT Fund, Trans Union CIBIL, Times Internet, Bluestone and Freshworks.

Daksha 4.0 then transitioned into six parallel round table discussions, with each discussion focussing on a key flaw in the modern economy. 

SPIC-MACAY hosted a classical flute performance by Sikkil Mala Chandrasekhar, with accompaniment from N. C. Madhav on violin, S. Hariharasubramaniam on ghatam and R. Akshay Ram on mridangam.