On Saturday, the government released the New Delhi declaration that was signed by 88 entities, including the European Union (EU) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD). The declaration underlined the setting up of two platforms for global sharing of tools and principles in AI, as well as a global network of scientific institutes…
A total of 88 countries and international organizations have signed the manifesto of the ‘India AI Impact Summit’ held in Delhi, which also includes America, Britain, Canada, China, Denmark, Russia and Germany. Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnav gave this information on Saturday (February 21). This reflects the global support received for the summit on the…
The India AI Impact Summit concluded with the New Delhi Declaration, endorsed by 88 countries and international organizations. The declaration focuses on enhancing AI’s societal benefits through international cooperation, skill development, and the provision of secure, accessible AI resources to promote social empowerment and economic growth. Here are key highlights from the declaration — Preamble…
The India AI Impact Summit wrapped up on Friday after a week filled with investment announcements, with the government releasing the New Delhi Declaration today, 21 February, which was endorsed by 88 countries and international organizations, including major economies such as the US and China. The declaration emphasizes AI’s potential for global welfare, which will…
