US EditionNew Delhi Declaration on AI Impact adopted, as 88 nations, international organisations endorse global vision for collaborative AI: Statement.
The voluntary New Delhi Declaration, endorsed by 88 countries, promotes equitable AI benefits, international cooperation, and shared AI governance principles across seven pillars, officials said.
- On Saturday, the AI Impact Summit 2026 concluded in New Delhi with 88 countries and organisations endorsing the New Delhi Declaration, ending the summit.
- The declaration frames cooperation around seven pillars to promote collaborative, trusted, resilient, and efficient AI, emphasizing human capital and multi-stakeholder engagement while respecting national sovereignty.
- The declaration references a `Charter for the Democratic Diffusion of AI`, a `Global AI Impact Commons`, a `Trusted AI Commons`, and a workforce development playbook to operationalise the principles.
- Participants at the AI Impact Summit 2026 committed to action, with the declaration recognising AI's role in driving economic transformation and emphasising secure, research infrastructure support.
- A US adviser signalled on Friday that the United States `rejects global governance of artificial intelligence`, highlighting debate over control versus cooperation.
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India AI Impact Summit:88 Countries Endorse New Delhi Declaration on AI
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India's vision for a democratised and inclusive artificial intelligence framework has received sweeping global endorsement, with the AI Impact Summit 2026 concluding in the capital with the adoption of the New Delhi Declaration.
Social good, human capital: Over 75 nations sign Delhi Declaration on AI impact
In a statement on Saturday, the External Affairs Ministry said that over 85 nations and international organisations, including the European Union, the US, and the UK, have adopted the Delhi Declaration on AI impact.
New Delhi Declaration on AI Impact adopted, as 88 nations, international organisations endorse global vision for collaborative AI: Statement.
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