As the first Global South nation to host the AI Impact Summit, India leverages existing laws and addresses regulatory gaps through targeted amendments and consultations to establish a pro-innovation AI governance model balancing risks and benefits for the Global South.
Vilas Dhar emphasizes that the future of AI depends more on governance than technology, advocating for AI as public infrastructure to benefit society. He highlights India’s unique opportunity to build public AI systems prioritizing human needs, and stresses the importance of global collaboration to share knowledge and resources.
The integration of AI into robotics is revolutionizing industries by enhancing efficiencies and capabilities while introducing complex legal challenges. Businesses must navigate issues such as data privacy, liability, and compliance with emerging AI governance frameworks to harness this transformative potential responsibly.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has reopened and set aside its 2024 consent order against Rytr, signaling a shift in its approach to AI enforcement. This action aligns with the White House AI Action Plan aimed at fostering innovation while addressing concerns about potentially burdensome regulations on AI technologies.
Trustible has joined the Coalition for Health AI (CHAI) Partner Program to integrate responsible AI governance into its healthcare platform. This partnership aims to help healthcare organizations comply with clinical and regulatory expectations while enhancing Trustible’s value in the healthcare segment.
The India-AI Impact Summit 2026, the first global AI summit hosted in the Global South, will bring together over 45 countries to discuss inclusive and responsible AI governance, focusing on sustainable development and practical societal outcomes.
The India-AI Impact Summit, the first global AI summit hosted in the Global South, will be held in New Delhi from February 16 to 20, 2026. It aims to promote dialogue on responsible AI governance and turn global discussions into practical, people-centric outcomes.
Agentic AI governance is the structured management of authority in autonomous AI systems that act on behalf of organizations, emphasizing clear boundaries, accountability, and risk mitigation as AI moves from insight generation to autonomous decision-making.
Anthropic has pledged $20 million to support stronger AI regulation, contrasting with OpenAI’s decision not to make similar political donations. This difference highlights the competing strategies of the two companies as they navigate the evolving regulatory landscape ahead of potential IPOs.
Russia is leading efforts to establish unified AI regulation approaches among BRICS nations at the summit in India from February 16 to 20, 2026, emphasizing security and cooperation.