The session, led by Satvik, focused on exploring generative AI in 2026, building on the progress and implementations seen in 2025. Satvik discussed the evolution of AI from its introduction in 2022 to its current applications, emphasizing the need for a structured approach to learning AI in 2026. He highlighted various AI tools, such as Gemini, Claude, and Kimi, demonstrating their capabilities in creating websites, slides, and managing documents. The session also covered the impact of AI on job markets, noting a trend of layoffs alongside the creation of new AI-focused roles. Satvik encouraged attendees to leverage AI for career development and introduced a course, Generative AI Launchpad, offering comprehensive training and a platform for continuous learning. Participants were invited to engage with the course, which includes live lectures, video modules, and doubt-solving sessions, with an emphasis on practical applications and staying ahead in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.