The author shares reflections from their recent participation in the IA Impact Summit held in New Delhi, where global leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazilian President Lula, gathered to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on society. At the summit, the author, invited by the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL), presented on Letrus's vision for integrating AI in education and its effectiveness in reducing educational inequality. This provided an opportunity for meaningful exchanges with top leaders in the Indian education sector.

The author highlights India's advances in AI and education, which present valuable lessons for Brazil in addressing its own educational challenges. The discussions revolved around how proven AI applications can be utilized to enhance learning outcomes and bridge gaps in educational access, particularly in underserved communities. The effectiveness of such programs in India opened doors for collaborations and highlighted the importance of innovative educational approaches.

The potential for Brazilian educators and policymakers to adopt and adapt these insights is emphasized, suggesting that international cooperation and learning can lead to significant improvements in educational equity. As Brazil strives to tackle its own issues in the education sector, the author advocates for a closer examination of successful models from India to inspire new strategies for impactful change in their educational landscape.