The Delhi Declaration: 88 countries have signed the most comprehensive diplomatic agreement regarding artificial intelligence

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology of India organized an international summit to discuss the ethical regulation of artificial intelligence, bringing together global powers such as the USA, China, and the European Union. The final document, which emphasizes the importance of current decisions for the technological future, was adopted after it was agreed that the guidelines would be voluntary. The agreement includes the creation of a "global security repository" to share the necessary resources for preventing AI errors and a "democratization letter" to facilitate access to technology for economically weakened countries. The summit addressed the use of AI in critical sectors such as medicine and agriculture, and established a contingency plan for the impact of automation on jobs. Leaders in technology, such as Sam Altman and Demis Hassabis, highlighted the need for decentralizing technological development to prevent autocratic risks. The event mobilized investments of 300 billion dollars and marked an important step in the global regulation of AI.