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- The AI Impact Summit in New Delhi marked a shift toward AI diffusion and broader Global South participation.
- India showcased its AI strategy, pursuing "AI sovereignty" and interoperability across its languages.
- Michael Kratsios, a U.S. official, urged adaptive AI exports and regulatory frameworks aligned with local needs.
- The Delhi Declaration, backed by 91 countries, calls for cooperation on AI safety and governance.
- Switzerland will host a follow-up summit in 2027.
