Comment by Constantino Xavier

Senior Fellow at the Centre for Social and Economic Progress; expert on India’s foreign policy and democratic technology governance.
It also signals India’s interest in developing new international cooperation frameworks to ensure that AI and other technologies remain a global public good. Effective progress toward democratic technology governance will require India to work in concert with like-minded democratic powers willing to coordinate on shared frameworks, pool institutional resources, and present a coherent alternative to China’s authoritarian state-led model.
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