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Comment by Amlan Mohanty
Associate research fellow at the Centre for Responsible AI, IIT Madras; fellow at Carnegie India and non-resident fellow at NITI Aayog, writing on AI governance and policy.
The summit provides a crucial platform to establish a shared digital platform that consolidates tools, frameworks, and benchmarks to advance responsible AI development and deployment across South Asia. An AI Safety Commons would serve as both a technical repository and an operational framework, addressing the region's urgent need for standardized safety mechanisms while respecting diverse regulatory contexts. The AI Safety Commons would provide a centralized hub of open-source safety tools and evaluation frameworks that may be leveraged by countries in South Asia. Over time, this may include red-teaming toolkits adapted for regional languages, model evaluation benchmarks for local use cases, and classifier systems that are deployable across different regulatory environments. By making these resources openly available, the Commons democratizes access to safety infrastructure that individual nations might struggle to develop independently.AI Verified (Feb 2026)
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The proposed AI Safety Commons supplies open-source safety tools, red-teaming toolkits, and benchmarks as regional shared infrastructure.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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Mohanty proposes an AI Safety Commons with open tools and red-teaming infrastructure; recorded answer for matches.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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The CERA-IITM AI Governance in South Asia report contains this passage; supplied source identifies Amlan Mohanty.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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