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Kunal Lalani to chair AAAI’s newly formed North India Chapter; Santosh Kumar to Co-Chair - Adgully

Kunal Lalani has been appointed chair of the newly formed North India Chapter of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, with Santosh Kumar named as co‑chair. The announcement was made through a press release circulated by Adgully.

North India NewsOctober 24, 20261 min read
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Kunal Lalani to chair AAAI’s newly formed North India Chapter; Santosh Kumar to Co-Chair - Adgully
The Strategic Consequence
Keep an eye on the chapter’s first event schedule and any partnership announcements with Indian universities or firms.

The Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) has officially launched a North India Chapter to bring together researchers, industry professionals, and students interested in AI. Kunal Lalani, a recognized figure in the Indian AI community, will serve as the chapter’s chair, while Santosh Kumar will take on the role of co‑chair. Their leadership is expected to guide the chapter’s activities, which include workshops, seminars, and collaborative research projects aimed at advancing AI knowledge in the region.

The creation of a regional chapter reflects AAAI’s strategy to decentralise its outreach and support local ecosystems. North India, home to several technology hubs such as Delhi, Chandigarh, and Lucknow, has seen rapid growth in AI startups and academic programmes. By establishing a formal structure, AAAI hopes to provide a platform for networking, mentorship, and the sharing of best practices among practitioners who may otherwise operate in isolated silos.

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For readers in India, the development signals increased opportunities for professional development and collaboration within the AI field. Participants can expect access to international expertise, potential funding avenues, and a venue to showcase indigenous research. The chapter’s activities may also influence policy discussions on AI ethics and regulation, ensuring that Indian perspectives are represented in global debates.

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