India pitches global roadmap for inclusive, responsible AI

India has put forward a framework for how the country’s artificial intelligence startups and the world’s frontier labs should build and deploy inclusive AI.

- Sakshi Sadashiv

Union IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw unveiled the 'New Delhi Frontier AI Impact Commitments' at the summit on Thursday.

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On the fourth day of the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, Union IT minister Ashwini Vaishnaw unveiled the ‘New Delhi Frontier AI Impact Commitments’, a voluntary framework urging signatories toward measurable outcomes on inclusion and responsible development. “We are shaping an AI future of the human, by the human, for the human...Together, these efforts mark an important step towards shaping AI that is not only powerful but also inclusive, development-oriented and globally relevant,” Vaishnaw said in his keynote as India sought to position itself at the centre of AI governance, in line with the perspective of Global South.