The World Economic Forum in Davos has become a pivotal stage for discussions surrounding artificial intelligence and its implications on global affairs and the workforce. Leaders and tech executives are emphasizing the importance of using AI as a geopolitical tool while expressing concerns over its security challenges. This year, the conversation has shifted from AI hype to how businesses can harness the technology at scale, with a significant focus on human-centered AI solutions. Industry experts, including Andrew Ng, urge countries like India to accelerate AI upskilling, as global energy investment needs driven by AI are projected to reach $4 trillion annually. As debates continue on the potential risks and returns of AI, the summit seeks to address pressing issues such as the wealth gap and the future of jobs in an AI-dominated landscape.