Modi Calls for Global Rules on Emerging Tech and AI
Modi said technology must reach the last mile and called for global rules on artificial intelligence, cyber fraud and deepfakes.
- On Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Global System for Mobile Communications Association Board in New Delhi, advocating for the democratization of technology to ensure affordable digital access for the Global South.
- GSMA Board members praised India's investment-friendly policies and rapid 4G and 5G expansion, recognizing the country's emergence as a global leader in mobile connectivity and Digital Public Infrastructure .
- Participants discussed developing global standards for emerging technologies including 6G and artificial intelligence, while Modi urged technology-driven solutions to combat cyber fraud and identify AI-generated content.
- Ahead of the India Mobile Congress, India positioned itself as a partner in shaping secure digital infrastructure, with Modi noting that platforms like DPI can accelerate growth for developing nations.
- To sustain long-term growth, India seeks deeper international cooperation in cybersecurity, digital inclusion, and satellite connectivity, as Modi stated, "Our digital future must expand opportunity while strengthening trust.
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Times of IndiaModi calls for global rules on emerging tech and AI
During a recent meeting with GSMA Board members, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed the significance of establishing global standards for emerging technologies. He asserted that making technology both affordable and accessible is essential in bridging the digital divide. Modi also addressed concerns surrounding digital fraud and proposed the need for tech-driven solutions, including identifying the sources of deepfakes and AI-generated materi…
PM Modi Stresses Affordable Tech Access, Last-mile Connectivity for Global South During GSMA Board Interaction
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Modi Calls For Democratisation Of Technology For Global South
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasised the democratisation of technology to ensure no section of society is left behind, advocating for affordable and accessible digital services, especially for the Global South. He highlighted the potential of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) and called for solutions to cyber fraud, global standards for emerging tech, and mechanisms to identify AI-generated content during his interaction with GSMA board mem…
GSMA meets PM Modi ahead of India Mobile Congress, talks AI, 6G and cyber fraud
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