At the 3rd Edition of the Women’s Conference on Safety and Security 2026,
Bharat1.ai led a critical conversation on placing humanity at the heart of AI safety, protecting people, preserving dignity and strengthening trust as cyber threats evolve in the age of AI.
@BlrCityPolice
In the esteemed presence of Shri Seemant Kumar Singh, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Bengaluru City, Dr. M.A. Saleem, IPS, Director General and Inspector General of Police, Karnataka, Dr. Jija Madhavan Harisingh, former Director General of Police, Karnataka, Dr. Pronab Mohanty, IPS, Director General of Police, CID, Special Units and Economic Offences, Karnataka, and Shri Raghavendra Auradker, Administrative Member, Karnataka State Administrative Tribunal and former DGP, Karnataka, the conference connected institutional responsibility with technological possibility.
As an organizing partner,
Bharat1.ai bridged policing priorities and deeptech through three tracks:
Fireside: Beyond the Algorithm: Building Trustworthy AI Technologies in the Age of Digital Fraud
Mr. Karthik Bappanad, Cybersecurity Consultant, and Mr. Swapneel Patnekar, CEO and Chief Security Researcher, Shreshta IT Technologies, joined moderator Ms. Mamatha Venkatesh, CMO,
Bharat1.ai and former Vice President and Head of Startup India to explore defence-in-depth, enforced permissions, controlled data and tool access, human oversight, machine accountability and research sandboxes for advancing frontier research in AI Safety.
Cyber Mini Hackathon
The hackathon showcased technology solutions to combat digital arrest scams, enable deepfake takedowns, verify callers, counter cyberstalking and support privacy-first sextortion reporting, bringing innovators together to protect women’s safety, identity and dignity online. Participants now join
Bharat1.ai’s three-month AI Cybersecurity Lab, Kavach to build and pilot their solutions.
Next Gen Deeptech Innovation Showcase
Community safety means recognising risks early, reaching people when help matters most and protecting dignity throughout. The showcase explored how digital twins can help design smarter societies and plan future infrastructure requirements, smart wearables that can support SOS and timely assistance, edge technologies that can process sensitive data locally for the department, and UAVs and multi modal robots that can extend emergency response capabilities.
Together, these technologies offer a path towards more responsive public safety systems, with privacy, human oversight and community needs, guiding their deployment.
Every woman deserves to participate in the digital world with confidence. Building that trust is a responsibility we share.