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Pax Silica Summit: India among 35 countries backed US-led 'AI Opportunity' declaration

India has joined 34 nations in a US-led effort to foster robust AI supply chains, signing the Joint Statement on AI Opportunity. This move champions a pro-growth, pro-innovation regulatory path for artificial intelligence. The initiative emphasizes trusted supply chains, private sector involvement, and critical infrastructure development for the future. Discussions also focused on expanding cooperation in semiconductors and AI.

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Pax Silica Summit: India among 35 countries backed US-led 'AI Opportunity' declaration
India has joined 34 nations in a US-led effort to foster robust AI supply chains, signing the Joint Statement on AI Opportunity. This move champions a pro-growth, pro-innovation regulatory path for artificial intelligence. The initiative emphasizes trusted supply chains, private sector involvement, and critical infrastructure development for the future. Discussions also focused on expanding cooperation in semiconductors and AI.
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