Tech giants and world leaders wrapped up India's AI Impact Summit today (Feb 20), with urgent calls for ethical AI development that benefits all humanity. The five-day event in New Delhi became a melting pot of ideas, featuring everything from robot baristas ☕ to debates about humanity's AI-powered future.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman praised Chinese tech firms' "remarkable" AI advancements, while Google's Sundar Pichai revealed new safety protocols for AI systems: "We're building guardrails, not just engines."
In a surprise move, Bill Gates canceled his keynote amid renewed scrutiny of his Epstein links – a plot twist worthy of Succession 🎭. Meanwhile, France's Emmanuel Macron flexed Europe's AI muscles: "We're training an army of 10,000 new AI specialists!"
The real mic-drop moment came from UN chief António Guterres, proposing a $3B global fund to prevent AI inequality: "This isn't about tech – it's about power. Who controls it? Who benefits?" 💥
With 300+ startups showcasing AI solutions for climate change and healthcare, the summit proved one thing: The AI revolution isn't coming – it's already here. The question now? How we'll steer this rocket ship 🚀.
