The Let’s Talk AI Inaugural Summit brought together 500 participants from across Keralam’s 14 districts, marking the first public programme under the state’s newly created Ministry of Artificial Intelligence

Announced launch of KFSI — the Keralam Future Skills Initiative — Saina Human AI’s flagship AI education programme 

KOCHI, 10^th July, 2026: Saina Human AI Pvt. Ltd., the AI education and technology arm of Saina Infotainments Pvt. Ltd., a group with four decades of operational history in Malayalam media, hosted the Let’s Talk AI Inaugural Summit at Kinfra Hi-Tech, Kalamassery, Kochi on July 3rd, 2026. This was India’s first public AI literacy summit aligned with a state-level AI ministry mandate.

The summit was inaugurated by Shri P.K. Kunhalikutty, Keralam’s Minister for Industries, Information Technology, and Artificial Intelligence, whose portfolio includes India’s first gazette-notified cabinet-level AI ministry, announced on May 20th, 2026. Shri V.E. Abdul Gafoor, Minister for Fisheries, also participated in the proceedings.

The event saw around 500 attendees, including students, MSME owners, educators, professionals, and government officials across all 14 districts of Keralam. The attendees participated in the full-day programme running from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

The day-long summit featured three structured panel discussions. The first, moderated by Harish, addressed AI and the future of learning, with panellists Umer Abdusalam, Raul, and Bilal Navadh. The second, moderated by Bilal Navadh, addressed AI adoption in business, with panellists Jinu Ben, Niyas, Akhil Vinayak and Sachin. The third panel, moderated by Adil Majeed, addressed building with AI, featuring Anfas and Priyank Upadhyay

Speaking on the inaugural summit, Bilal Navadh, CEO of Saina Human AI, said, “We are glad to host India’s First AI Literacy Summit and humbled to see the responses we received. As a group, we are exploring participation as a principal in Malayalam AI model development and are also in talks with companies that are into training AI models. Our large catalogue’s value will be used as an authenticated Malayalam language training dataset for AI training.”

Aashiq Bava, Director of Saina Human AI and CEO of Saina Group, added, “This summit marks the public launch of KFSI – the Keralam Future Skills Initiative – Saina Human AI’s flagship AI education programme. KFSI operates three schools: a School of Sales and Revenue Intelligence, a School of Digital Marketing and Growth, and a School of Content and Creative Media. We are glad to offer this to the students.”

Saina Group also launched The AI Filmmaker and Income Diploma – the flagship four-month cohort programme, which is priced at ₹75,000 plus GST with 25 seats per cohort in Kochi.

Saina Human AI Pvt. Ltd. is the AI education and technology arm of a group with four decades of operational history in Malayalam media through Saina Infotainments Pvt. Ltd. The media entity holds a catalogue of 700+ feature films and over 3,500 music tracks under full IP ownership – assets the group states it intends to deploy strategically within the AI economy rather than licence to third parties. Saina Infotainments operates Saina’s Network of YouTube channels collectively with 30 million+ subscribers and 700 million+ documented views through there Socials an, alongside the Saina Play OTT platform with 3M+ Downloads.

Unlike global AI solutions that have been modified for Indian users, Redrob AI has been created specifically for the Indian professional environment. The platform tackles persistent inefficiencies where users depend on various unrelated tools for job searching, resume development, and productivity enhancement.

Primarily, Redrob AI combines six essential components into a single login environment: job search across over 50 platforms, AI support, resume preparation, research tools, productivity features, and workflow automation. With over 790 million profiles and over 20 million active job postings, the site is supported by more than six years’ worth of Indian professional data.

Professionals in India are progressively navigating fragmented digital systems at the time of the launch. By allowing outcomes without forcing users to actively manage various platforms, Redrob AI seeks to simplify this experience.

A key differentiator is its native multilingual capability. The platform, which supports more than 30 Indian languages, is developed around the way Indian professionals think, interact, and work rather than as a translated interface. This is especially true in tier 2 and tier 3 markets where language accessibility is still a hurdle.

Commenting on the launch, Felix Kim, Founder and CEO, Redrob AI, said: “An entire generation in India learned to work around broken systems. We didn’t set out to add another tool to that pile. We set out to build the one professionals open first for jobs, for research, for anything work-related. Built for Bharat, from the start.”

Highlighting the broader vision, he added: “The next billion professionals in India don’t work in English, and they don’t live in someone else’s job market. The future of AI here isn’t a global tool with an Indian skin. It’s AI that understands this world natively.”

Redrob AI is targeted at early- to mid-career professionals, including students navigating placement cycles and individuals seeking career transitions. The platform is currently available across web and mobile, with free access at launch.

As part of its launch ecosystem, Redrob AI is also rolling out INDIA RUNS, a nationwide hackathon in collaboration with Hack2Skill, aimed at democratizing access to AI innovation. With a prize pool exceeding ₹50 lakh and open participation across backgrounds, the initiative reflects the company’s broader mission to expand access to opportunity beyond traditional talent hubs.

Looking ahead, Redrob AI plans to deepen its platform capabilities by reducing reliance on external tools and enhancing contextual intelligence tailored to Indian users.

“We launched with six products in one platform. The roadmap is about removing the need for anything outside it. Every update should make the platform understand your world better,” Kim added.

With its India-first approach, Redrob AI enters the market at a time when the relevance of localized AI solutions is gaining prominence, particularly in a diverse and rapidly digitizing workforce landscape.