Tag: #regulation
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The New Delhi AI Impact Summit brings the US back to the table (2026)
At the first global AI summit held in the Global South, more than 80 countries including the US, China and the UK endorse a non-binding declaration on democratising AI, while Washington openly rejects any global governance of the technology.
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The Paris AI Action Summit and a governance split (2025)
In February 2025 Paris hosted the AI Action Summit. Some 60 countries signed a declaration on inclusive, sustainable AI, but the United States and United Kingdom refused, exposing a rift over how to govern the technology.
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The EU AI Act: the first broad rulebook for AI (2024)
The European Parliament approved the world's first comprehensive AI law, sorting systems by risk and adding transparency duties for the general-purpose models behind modern chatbots.