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Government of Sri Lanka

National government of Sri Lanka, represented at UN disarmament and AI-in-military-domain discussions.

Smaller and developing nations must not be constrained to being just consumers of AI, but be empowered contributors to the knowledge, language, and cultural perspectives upon which future AI systems are built.

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Government of Sri Lanka, remarks at Thematic discussion 1: AI opportunities and implications — Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance — Day 1, UN Transcripts, July 6, 2026.

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The economic gains from frontier AI should be shared with every person on Earth

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