Eighty-eight countries and international organizations, including the US, UK, China, and France, have endorsed the ‘New Delhi Declaration on AI Impact’. The declaration emphasizes the equitable sharing of AI benefits across humanity, rooted in the principle of ‘Sarvajan Hitaya, Sarvajan Sukhaya’.
The declaration highlights the importance of global cooperation, multi-stakeholder engagement, and accessible, trustworthy AI frameworks. Its seven key pillars focus on democratizing AI resources, fostering economic growth and social good, ensuring secure and trusted AI systems, leveraging AI for scientific advancement, promoting social empowerment through AI access, developing human capital, and building resilient, efficient, and innovative AI technologies.
The ‘AI Impact Summit 2026’ in New Delhi concluded with the adoption of this declaration, a significant step towards harnessing AI for global economic progress and societal welfare. The broad support for this initiative signifies a global consensus on the transformative potential of AI when responsibly and inclusively developed.
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