Reliance AGM 2026: Reliance Outlines AI Roadmap, calls for India to Lead Global AI

Reliance Industries Chairman and Managing Director Mukesh Ambani said India should not remain a consumer of artificial intelligence developed elsewhere and must emerge as a creator, adopter and global leader in AI. Speaking at the company's 49th Annual General Meeting (AGM), he said AI self-sufficiency and energy self-sufficiency should become national missions for the country. 

AI and Energy Self-Sufficiency 

Elaborating on the company's vision, Ambani said India must intensify efforts to become self-reliant in critical technologies and critical minerals amid global volatility. 

He added AI self-sufficiency and energy self-sufficiency should become national missions, adding that India should become a creator and global leader in artificial intelligence rather than remaining only a consumer of technologies developed elsewhere. 

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Reliance Intelligence Enters Execution Phase 

Mukesh Ambani said Reliance Intelligence, unveiled last year as the group's newest growth engine, has now entered its execution phase. 

According to him, the business aims to build a profitable artificial intelligence infrastructure, platform and services business while delivering "AI to everyone, everywhere." He also said engineers at Reliance Intelligence will work on solving problems on a national scale. 

Jio's AI Infrastructure Plan 

Akash Ambani said Reliance is building India's sovereign AI backbone with the objective of making AI more affordable for every Indian. 

He said the first 120 MW of AI compute infrastructure will be commissioned by the end of 2026, while Reliance is also operationalising NVIDIA GB300 infrastructure as part of its AI strategy. Also, the company is developing AI services in 22 Indian languages. 

AI Integration Across Jio Services 

Akash Ambani said Jio is embedding artificial intelligence directly into its network and has integrated an AI voice assistant into Jio calls. 

Reliance also announced that MyJio will become an AI-powered personal adviser, while Jio TeleFrame will serve as an AI operating system for homes. 

The company said these initiatives represent AI integration across its telecom network, customer interactions, and home services ecosystem. 

AI Expansion into Media Business 

Akash Ambani also announced the launch of JioStar GenAI Media Studio (JAMS), an AI-native content production platform. 

He said JioStar, Jio Studios and Network18 together form the company's media ecosystem, while JioHotstar has become the first Indian paid OTT platform to cross 1 billion downloads and is available on 99% of connected TVs in India. 

Conclusion 

At Reliance Industries' 49th AGM, according to Mukesh Ambani, India should become a creator, adopter and global leader in artificial intelligence while highlighting AI self-sufficiency as a national priority. Reliance also outlined plans spanning AI infrastructure, language models, consumer applications and media production as part of its broader AI strategy. 

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