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Day 4 of the India AI Impact Summit arrived laden with some of the biggest voices in global technology and geopolitics, as world leaders, tech CEOs and policymakers converged to chart the future of artificial intelligence.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the day by welcoming delegates from more than 100 countries and ended it by addressing the growth of technology at the CEO roundtable.
We will be back with more updates tomorrow.
Referring to the 20-year tax holiday until 2047 for foreign cloud service providers, PM Modi highlighted how it is important to create an atmosphere of assurance to bring about transformation.
The Prime Minister said that 'the no-tax till 2047' was a bold but significant decision on India's part to create such an environment.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi encouraged experts in the health sector to use AI to find a cure for Sickle Cell Disease. He urged them to make it one of the priorities so that those suffering in India, Africa and other countries can be brought relief.
Talking about transformation in education and job scenarios, PM Modi talked about how the pilot project of 15,000 schools announced in the Budget will have a dedicated content creation laboratories.
If this pilot project is successful, then such schools will be developed rapidly, the Prime Minister added.
While addressing the CEO roundtable on the fourth day of the AI Impact Summit, PM Modi noted that the younger generation is focusing on innovating in the agricultural sector. He added that he believes that this will bring about rapid changes in a sector which requires it the most.
While addressing the CEO roundtable on the fourth day of the AI Impact Summit, PM Modi credited technological transformation as being a key catalyst in the formation of a new world order.
While addressing the CEO roundtable on the fourth day of the AI Impact Summit, PM Modi talked about his Rs 15,000 schools pilot infrastructure project.
Had a fruitful discussion with His Highness Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi on the sidelines of the AI Impact Summit in Delhi. We talked about boosting cooperation in futuristic sectors such as AI, supercomputers, investing in data centres… pic.twitter.com/bBQ2hGl0Jv
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 19, 2026
While speaking at the AI Impact Summit, former UK Prime Minister said that the AI debate is becoming a reality, and India will take leadership in AI adoption.
Sunil Bharti Mittal spoke to NDTV Profit and said that he hopes to acquire satellite communication licensing soon in order to provide satcom services like GMPCS, VSAT, and broadband.
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In an exclusive interaction with NDTV Profit Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran said that TCS is fully geared for leveraging AI.
In an exclusive interaction with NDTV Profit Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran reiterated that the mass layoffs at Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. had nothing to do with artificial intelligence.
In an exclusive interaction with NDTV Profit Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran talked about the importance of artificial intelligence for humans, saying that we need human-centric AI for the empowerment of humans.
Jeet Adani recalled Adani group's previous announcement of investing $100 billion to build a sovereign, green-energy-powered AI infrastructure platform and said the data centre expansion will trigger a 5-gigawatt, $250 billion integrated energy-and-compute ecosystem engineered to anchor India's Intelligence Revolution.
"By integrating renewable energy, grid resilience, and hyperscale compute into a unified architecture, this commitment ensures that India's AI future is not only powered but secured, sovereign, and built at a national scale," Adani concluded his address.
On the pillar - services sovereignty for retaining India's AI dividend, Jeet Adani said India's IT revolution made it a global digital services powerhouse. But much of the productivity dividend accrued elsewhere. The AI revolution gives India a once-in-a-century opportunity to change that equation.
AI must become a force multiplier for Indian citizens before it becomes a margin multiplier for others, he said. "This is not protectionism. This is preparedness. This is not isolation. This is strategic maturity."
On India's renewable expansion - solar, wind, storage, Adani said it is no longer just climate policy. It is strategic infrastructure policy. Renewable clusters will co-locate with AI data centres, and industrial corridors will integrate energy and compute planning.
On compute and cloud sovereignty, he said if energy is the fuel, compute is the factory. In earlier centuries, nations built steel plants and shipyards. In the digital age, nations invested in semiconductor ecosystems. In the AI age, sovereign compute capacity becomes strategic infrastructure.
"It matters where compute resides, under whose jurisdiction it operates, (and) who controls access," he said. "Cloud sovereignty does not mean isolation. It means autonomy. It means India must host critical AI workloads domestically. It means we build data centre ecosystems at scale. It means domestic access to high-performance compute for our startups, academia, defence, healthcare, and manufacturing," remarked Jeet Adani.
Jeet Adani's speech focused on three defining pillars for India's AI century:
1. Energy sovereignty
2. Compute & cloud sovereignty
3. Services sovereignty
Adani said AI performance depends on energy security, warning, "Under peak load, advanced processors generate extraordinary heat. Systems throttle when power falters. Performance drops. This is not just an engineering detail. It is a strategic truth. If a nation's energy systems are fragile, its intelligence systems are fragile."
India must also secure sovereignty across energy, compute and cloud, and services to safeguard its AI future, Jeet Adani said, speaking at India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi.
"AI is written in code. But it runs on electricity... energy security is intelligence security. And sustainable energy becomes a competitive advantage," he said, outlining plans to integrate renewable energy clusters with AI data centres and industrial corridors.
On computing infrastructure, he added, "Cloud sovereignty does not mean isolation. It means autonomy... India must host critical AI workloads domestically... domestic access to high-performance compute for our startups, academia, defence, healthcare, and manufacturing."
Adani stressed that AI should first serve Indian citizens, boosting agriculture, education, healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and financial inclusion.
India must architect its own artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure rather than rely on imports, Adani Group executive director Jeet Adani said, stating that AI will redefine national sovereignty.
"India does not rise to dominate, she rises to stablises, to anchor a world searching for balance, build systems that are inclusive and enduring. When India builds tech, she does not build for exclusion and control, she builds for inclusion," remarked Adani
Artificial Intelligence will reset the nature of software industry, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said, adding that while for some companies it will be bad, a lot of others will be able to benefit as they have a different value proposition.
Altman told reporters that a lot of things will change for tech companies with AI making coding easier and faster.
"...but people overreact with positive and negative...So it is totally true that software is now far easier to create than ever before, and I'm sure that will be quite bad for some software companies, but I think a lot of software companies have a value proposition that is quite different," he said.
India has the opportunity to become one of the world's most consequential environments for AI application but the country's advantage will be defined by the choices it makes regarding where to apply, diffuse and responsibly deploy the new wave of technology to translate capability into real impact, Wipro Ltd Executive Chairman, Rishad Premji said on Thursday.
Stating that the conversation on AI has fundamentally shifted from possibility to practicality, from experimentation to adoption, and from pilots to scale impact, he said this shift matters tremendously, because technology creates value only when it is applied to solve real-world problems, responsibly and at scale.
India's advantage will come from developing talent at scale, not just people trained on AI, but people who can apply it with context, judgement and an ability to adapt to change, he added.
India can lead a new human revolution powered by purposeful and responsible AI (artificial intelligence) that empowers "a billion entrepreneurs" not just to earn a living, but to create meaningful lives, Vianai founder and CEO Vishal Sikka said on Thursday.
Speaking at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, Sikka, former CEO of IT giant Infosys, highlighted astonishing productivity gains from AI, its limitations and responsible usage.
He said that AI represents a historic opportunity, and India has previously transformed connectivity and food security within a generation.
"To build the next generation of it (AI)... We can be on our way to a human revolution. Powered by AI, good AI, purposeful AI-- where every one of us-- a billion entrepreneurs-- is not just making a living, but is making a life -- not some artificial life or some artificial general life, but our own life and the life of others, and that would be so much fun to do," Sikka said.
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Speaking at the AI Impact Summit OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns against trading freedom for a cancer cure. Stating that some people want effective totalitarianism in exchange for cancer cure, he said, "(I) don't think we should accept that trade off." On India's progress on AI, he said, "It's incredible to see the country's leadership in advanced AI. I was last here a little over a year ago, and it's striking how much progress has happened since then."
By 2028-end, more of the world's intellectual capacity could reside inside of data centres than outside of them, Altman added.
Modi said there are two kinds of people in the world today- those who see fear in AI and those who see fortune in AI. "I proudly and responsibly say that we do not see fear. India sees fortune in AI, India sees a future in AI. In AI, India sees opportunity and the blueprint of tomorrow," he asserted.
He said the expo is taking place in India, which represents one sixth of humanity, and a country with the world's largest young population and a hub of the largest tech talent pool.
"Artificial intelligence marks a transformative chapter in human history. India is not just a part of the AI revolution, but is leading and shaping it," he said.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi pitched for democratising artificial intelligence and making it a tool for inclusion and empowerment, saying humans must not become mere data points or reduced to raw material. India, he said, believes that artificial intelligence will truly serve the good of the world when it is shared and its codes are open, asserting that the country does not fear AI but sees a fortune in it and a blueprint of tomorrow.
Addressing the India AI Impact Summit, Modi said, "We have to give an open sky to AI, but at the same time we have to keep the reins in our hands".
"AI will make our systems smarter, more efficient and more impactful. It will open more opportunities for people to take up creative roles. It is a major opportunity for innovation, entrepreneurship and the creation of new industries," he said at the event attended by world leaders and CEOs of leading companies.
"Some countries believe that AI should be developed in a confidential and closed manner. But India is different. We believe AI will truly serve the good of the world when it is shared and its codes are open. Only then will millions of young minds be able to improve it further," he said.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Thursday said democratisation of Artificial Intelligence is the only fair and safe path forward.
Speaking at the AI Impact Summit, he also said that it is striking how much progress India has made in its mission to put AI to work.
Stating that the "early versions of true super intelligence" could be a "couple of years away", he said, "As we prepare for this possibility, we are guided by three core beliefs. Number one, we believe that democratisation of AI is the only fair and safe path forward. Democratisation of AI is the best way to ensure that humanity flourishes."
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis on Thursday termed AI as an ultimate tool for accelerating scientific discovery, and a force multiplier for human ingenuity.
Speaking at the India AI Summit, he described artificial intelligence as one of the most transformative technologies in human history and emphasised that the world is approaching a decisive moment in its development.
He advocated that a scientific method be adopted to understand the Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)'s full capabilities, build good guardrails and monitoring systems -- an approach he believes will help unlock the full potential of technology for the benefit of humans. Hassabis also called for a "bold" approach to grasp new opportunities for advancing science and medicine, improve human health and the living condition that "society and the globe badly needs".
Hassabis said he has always been of firm belief that AI would be one of the most important and beneficial technologies ever invented.
Speaking at India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that more than a 100 million users in India use ChatGpt every week and in that more than a third of them are students.
Altman said that India is also the fastest growing market for Codex, a coding agent which helps people to develop software faster and better and the country is well-positioned to lead in AI not only to build it but to also shape it.
The implications of AI in India will be more significant than anywhere in the world over the next few years, given its large population, and the country can play a global leadership role in data, privacy and security, Adobe Chairman and CEO Shantanu Narayen said on Thursday.
India is better positioned than most other countries when it comes to democratising AI and making it available for the masses compared to other countries, Narayen said here at the AI Impact Summit.
"...in terms of the implications, the one is, given the number of people who use AI in India will be greater than anywhere in the world over a few years," he said.
Narayen further said the leadership that India can play is not just in what these models mean, but also in "how do you think about data? How do you think about privacy, security and trust?"
Anthropic’s CEO Dario Amodei said there is a significant opportunity for the Global South to use artificial intelligence to accelerate development, drive catch‑up growth and address longstanding challenges.
He emphasied on India’s position as the world’s largest democracy and the need to consider how democratic nations can navigate a global landscape where some countries are increasingly authoritarian.
Amodei added that another major concern is ensuring that AI systems remain safe, predictable and operate within human control. This, he said, is a universal issue that affects people across the world.
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani on Thursday announced Rs 10 lakh crore investment by his group as he promised to revolutionise artificial intelligence, as he did with mobile data. Speaking at India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, Ambani said the best of AI is yet to come and that AI can usher in an era of super abundance.
The world, he said, stands at a fork over AI, one path leading to scarce, expensive AI & controlled data, while the other ensures affordable and accessible AI. "Jio with Reliance will invest Rs 10 lakh cr over the next 7 years starting this year," he said. "This is not speculative investment. It is not for chasing valuation. This is patient, disciplined nation-building capital."
The biggest constraint in AI is not scarcity of talent, but high cost of compute, he said. "Jio Intelligence will build India's sovereign compute infrastructure." This includes gigawatt-scale data centres.
Jio connected India to the internet era, and it will now connect it with the intelligence era. "We will deliver intelligence to every citizen, every sector of the economy and every facet of the social development. Jio will do so with the same reliability, scale and extreme affordability that transformed connectivity."
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Sectors, including healthcare, education, deep research, and medical sciences, will flourish with the power of Artificial Intelligence, Bharti Group Chairman Sunil Mittal said on Thursday. Mittal, speaking at the India AI Impact Summit, said that AI is becoming an integral part of the company's operations
"We can talk about healthcare, education, deep research, medical sciences...all those areas will flourish on the back of this (AI). So from our company's standpoint, AI is becoming a really integral part of how we operate or serve our customers, build our networks and manage our networks," Mittal said.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai offered a measured tone, calling artificial intelligence "the biggest platform shift of our lifetime".
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The following dignitaries will speak at the AI Impact Summit 2026 from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday introduced 'Vision Manav' as an overarching roadmap for building artificial intelligence infrastructure in India for global good. In his keynote address at the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, Modi said the vision will work for human welfare and ensure people don't become mere a source of data for AI.
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Today at 2:30 pm, Jeet Adani will address the India AI Impact Summit 2026 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. His speech will focus on three defining pillars for India's AI century:
1. Energy sovereignty
2. Compute & cloud sovereignty
3. Services sovereignty
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the central role of India's youth in accelerating the country's AI journey, calling their rapid adoption of new technologies 'unprecedented' and a key driver of national innovation. He said India has emerged as the centre of a tech‑enabled ecosystem, supported by the world’s largest pool of tech talent and a generation eager to experiment and build with AI.
Modi noted that the strong presence of young innovators gives him confidence that India will continue to lead in responsible, future‑focused tech development. He described the summit as a proud moment for the Global South, reflecting the region’s growing influence in emerging technologies.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has outlined India’s vision for responsible, human‑centric artificial intelligence and highlighting key initiatives launched at the event.
PM Modi stressed the urgent need for greater awareness and safeguards to protect children in the digital ecosystem shaped by widespread AI adoption.
PM Modi has called for clear, trusted markers that help citizens identify verified and authentic content in an era of deepfakes and AI‑generated misinformation.
He urged the global community to take a collective pledge to steer AI development toward societal benefit, inclusion, and peace.
Modi said we are entering an era where humans and technology co‑create, shaping new possibilities across industries.
The PM emphasised that tomorrow’s workplaces will remain inclusive, human‑centric, and collaborative.
Reiterating India’s vision, he said humans will not be displaced but will co‑evolve with AI, leveraging it as an empowering tool.
A key warning: "We must ensure human beings do not become merely datasets for AI systems."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has introduced India’s new AI governance framework, titled ‘MANAV’, during his address at the India AI Impact Summit 2026. The vision outlines five core principles that will guide the country’s AI infrastructure and policy direction going forward.
At the India AI Impact Summit, one of the world’s largest global AI gatherings, Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed participants from over 100 countries. He emphasised India’s strength as a nation with one of the world’s largest youth populations and a rapidly expanding pool of technology‑enabled talent.
The Prime Minister highlighted that India has a unique ability to adopt and scale emerging technologies at unprecedented speed, positioning the country as a key driver in the global AI ecosystem.
French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a standout address at the AI Impact Summit, opening with strong praise for India’s digital achievements. Calling India’s digital ID system for 1.4 billion people something “no other nation could build,” Macron positioned the country as a global force in technology and innovation.
He highlighted India’s rise as the world’s second‑largest developer community and noted its rapidly expanding pool of AI engineers—key drivers of the global AI ecosystem.
Macron described AI as “an enabler for our humanity,” urging nations to move forward collectively and ensure that no country is reduced to merely serving as a marketplace for others.
On digital safety, he called on governments and regulators to make social platforms safer, stressing the need to protect children from online abuse. He added that digital‑related abuse will be a priority for the upcoming G7 agenda.
Macron also announced that France is doubling its number of AI scientists, reinforcing the country’s commitment to building a secure, ethical, and innovative AI future.
The United Nations has proposed a $3 billion Global AI Fund aimed at ensuring that the benefits of artificial intelligence are shared equitably across nations. The initiative focuses on three priorities:
Google CEO Sundar Pichai struck an optimistic but measured tone at the AI Summit, calling artificial intelligence “the biggest platform shift of our lifetime.” He said AI holds the power to tackle some of the world’s toughest challenges—from healthcare breakthroughs to climate solutions—provided the ecosystem builds it responsibly.
Pichai highlighted language inclusion as one of the most exciting frontiers, stressing that AI systems must reflect the linguistic diversity of countries like India. This, he said, is essential to ensuring that technology works for everyone, not just for English‑speaking or digitally privileged communities.
He cautioned that the digital divide must not morph into an AI divide, urging governments to take a proactive role in shaping policies, guardrails, and access frameworks around AI adoption. Without this, he warned, the benefits of AI could end up unevenly distributed.
On the industry side, Pichai said tech companies must 'step up' to drive real productivity gains, build practical tools, and ensure that this technological leap genuinely improves people’s lives. He called this moment a 'once‑in‑a‑generation opportunity' to reset how society approaches innovation. Adding a local flavour, Pichai noted that Google is still working to make Waymo's self‑driving technology reliable enough to handle the organised chaos of Indian roads—something he described as a fascinating and ongoing challenge.
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Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, while addressing the summit, underscored India's growing importance in the global AI landscape. He noted that India's tech ecosystem has set a strong benchmark for the Global South and confirmed that Anthropic is deepening its presence in the country.
The CEO revealed ongoing partnerships with Infosys and other Indian companies, emphasising the company’s interest in collaborating with India on AI testing, safety, and future development frameworks. Anthropic has already opened a new office in Bengaluru, signalling its long‑term commitment. He added that AI will enlarge — rather than shrink — the global economic pie, and affirmed that Anthropic is actively expanding its business footprint in India.
Meanwhile, to understand what Anthropic has been the talk of the town, here is an infographic story. Check it out HERE.
At the AI Summit, Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran highlighted how artificial intelligence is set to redefine the global technology landscape—and why India has a unique opportunity to lead this transformation.
Chandrasekaran called AI the single biggest opportunity before the IT industry, noting that enterprises now have the chance to integrate AI across every layer of their operations. From core processes to customer-facing functions, AI-led transformation, he said, will unlock unprecedented efficiency, innovation, and scale.
Tata Group’s Big Bet on AI Infrastructure: Reaffirming the group’s long-term commitment to digital futures, Chandrasekaran revealed that the Tata Group is building one of India’s largest data‑centre capacities. This massive infrastructure push is designed to support the growing compute needs of AI, cloud, and next‑generation enterprise technologies.
Building an AI Operating System for Industry: Chandrasekaran also underscored the work underway at TCS and Tata Communications, which are jointly building an AI operating system tailored for industrial ecosystems. This platform aims to help enterprises deploy AI seamlessly, securely, and at scale—creating a common AI fabric for manufacturing, logistics, energy, and other sectors.
Chairman of the Tata Group, N Chandrasekaran, says, "Over the past few years, under our Prime Minister's vision, India has treated AI as a strategic national capability, aligning the full stack from chips to systems to energy to applications. Through Semicon India, an India AI mission and most importantly, the recent reforms such as the Shanti Act for clean energy. We are building AI at scale with trust, resilience and long-term competitiveness..."
Ashwini Vaishnaw, while addressing the India AI Summit on Day 4 said India is advancing its AI ecosystem by strengthening all five layers of the AI stack—from applications to energy. Here’s how:
#WATCH | Delhi | At the #IndiaAIImpactSummit2026, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw says, "Welcome to the first AI summit in the global south and the biggest AI summit so far. We have participation from 118 countries. Thank you all for making this summit a grand success...PM… pic.twitter.com/e5hjEr4Z3H
— ANI (@ANI) February 19, 2026
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and OpenAI have announced a multi-dimensional strategic partnership, that will drive AI-powered innovation across enterprise, consumer, and social sectors. This partnership spans multiple high-impact areas, including powering AI-led innovation across Tata Group companies, joint efforts to drive AI transformation across industries globally, and setting up AI infrastructure.
Read Full News: Tata Group, OpenAI In Pact To Train Employees, Build Data Centre Capacity
Prime Minister Narendra Modi participates in the India AI Impact Summit at Bharat Mandapam, Delhi.
PM Narendra Modi will participate in the Opening Ceremony of India AI Impact Summit 2026, which will start at around 9.40 a.m. He will then address the ceremony around 10.25 a.m.
AI Impact Summit 2026 Day 4
Following the Inaugural Session, invitees may attend other scheduled sessions at Level 3, exit the Level 3 Plenary Hall and proceed to the Food Court or the AI Impact Expo Arena. Re-entry to Level 3 shall be permitted, subject to local access arrangements and availability of seats.
Self-drive vehicles: Limited parking facilities shall be available at the following locations:
Intermittent traffic restrictions may be experienced during the day, in and around the ITPO area. All registered delegates, including invitees, speakers, attendees, and other stakeholders are requested to take note of this revised access protocol and plan their arrival accordingly.
All concerned are advised to cooperate fully with security and traffic personnel and to strictly adhere to the instructions issued on-site to ensure smooth and secure conduct of the event.
The Gates Foundation India announced that Bill Gates will not deliver his planned keynote at the February 2026 India AI Impact Summit in Delhi, citing a focus on summit priorities; Ankur Vora, President of Africa and India Offices, will represent the organisation instead.
— Gates Foundation India (@BMGFIndia) February 19, 2026
Today, the event will start at 9:40 a.m. with the welcome remarks by MC. An official video of 5 minutes will be played after that. The rest of the schedule from 10:00 a.m to 12:00 noon is as follows:
Inaugural session and other events on February 19 are invite basis only. Guests need to have physical passes. Normal QR codes for delegates will not work. Guests to be seated by 7.30 a.m.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate the India AI Impact Summit 2026 today. The opening ceremony will also feature addresses by French President Emmanuel Macron, United Nations Secretary‑General António Guterres, and several top industry leaders from around the world.
Following the inaugural session, Modi and other dignitaries are scheduled to tour the India AI Impact Expo 2026, which showcases country pavilions and technology demonstrations from participating nations.
Around noon, the Prime Minister will take part in the Leaders’ Plenary, a platform bringing together Heads of State, ministers, and senior representatives of multilateral institutions. The session will focus on global and national AI priorities, including governance frameworks, infrastructure development, and international collaboration.
Later in the day, beginning at 5.30 p.m, Modi will join a CEO roundtable featuring senior executives from major global technology and industry firms. Discussions are expected to centre on investment opportunities, research partnerships, supply‑chain resilience, and the deployment of AI systems at scale.
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