For five days, New Delhi became the capital of the global AI debate, hosting heads of state, Big Tech CEOs, and policymakers who, among them, hold much of the power to determine how this technology develops.
When delegates finally made it through New Delhi’s gridlocked streets, the question was whether the world’s most ambitious AI gathering could produce tangible progress on the industry’s hardest problems: who controls the technology, who bears its risks, and who gets to share in its rewards.
