World leaders discuss AI future at India’s global summit in New Delhi | Technology News
UN chief Antonio Guterres and French President Emmanuel Macron addressed the fourth day of a global AI summit in New Delhi, emphasizing the need for open access to AI technology while cautioning against its potential risks. Guterres called for a $3 billion global fund to ensure open access, urging tech tycoons to support this initiative. Macron stressed the importance of collaborative efforts to shape the rules of the game in AI development. The summit, hosted by India, aims to boost the country's position in the booming sector and explore how AI can be used for global good. Despite India's ambitious plans, experts believe it still has a long way to go before reaching the level of developed nations like the United States and China.
18 FEB 2026
— The Hindu
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19 FEB 2026
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World leaders at the AI summit in New Delhi emphasized the need for open access to AI technology while advocating for collaborative efforts to shape its development.
— The Guardian
Leaders at a Delhi summit emphasized the need for global collaboration to protect children from AI-generated content and called for safeguards against AI misuse.
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