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PM Modi invites global participation for AI Summit 2023
The event is scheduled to happen between December 12 and 14 in New Delhi, India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi / X/@narendramodi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited tech enthusiasts, innovators and stakeholders across the world to participate in the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) Summit 2023, scheduled to take place between December 12 and 14 in New Delhi, India.
Emphasizing the significance of the event in the current times, PM Modi wrote in a LinkedIn post, "In this whirlwind of rapid advancement, artificial intelligence (AI) is one area where its applications are expanding at an exponential rate."
According to the PM, India is taking a giant leap to empower citizens in the field of this revolutionary technology, which will be heralded by the new generation. He emphasized that the country is poised to be an "active contributor to the evolution of AI as the world leaps into a not-so-distant future."
We live in interesting times and making it even more interesting is AI, which has a positive impact on
tech"India offers solutions that are scalable, secure, affordable, sustainable, and replicable on a global scale. India’s Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) initiative is a prime example of such pioneering efforts," his post read. He stressed that the country is dedicated to clearing the path for a regulatory framework that ensures safe and trusted AI.
The GPAI is an association of 28 member countries and Europe Union to guide in development and use of AI technology, since its inception in June 2020, to which India is a co-founder.
Since then, according to PM Modi, the country has been actively engaging in various initiatives to foster the development, deployment, and adoption of open, safe, secure, and accountable AI. The summit will feature many sessions, including the AI Expo, which will have 150 startups showcasing their strengths.
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