Global framework needed for ethical AI, misuse could be devastating

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the potential global security threat posed by terrorists gaining access to artificial intelligence (AI) during the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence Summit.

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Calling for a global ethical framework for AI use, Modi emphasized India’s commitment to responsible AI deployment. He warned against the misuse of AI tools, particularly in the hands of terrorists, citing challenges such as deepfakes, cybersecurity, and data theft. The Prime Minister proposed creating a global governance framework for ethical AI, incorporating protocols for testing and deploying high-risk AI tools. Modi also announced India’s upcoming AI mission, acknowledging AI’s transformative potential across sectors while stressing the need for caution and inclusivity. He urged stakeholders to address ethical, economic, and social concerns, emphasizing the importance of transparency, unbiased algorithms, and data security in the AI landscape. Modi suggested leveraging AI for linguistic diversity, digital inclusion, and the preservation of cultural knowledge, highlighting India’s commitment to harnessing the full potential of AI for social development and inclusive growth.