Global leaders push for unified AI regulation as governance gaps widen
Global leaders and tech CEOs called for unified AI regulation and cross-border safety standards at the 2025 Digital Governance Summit.
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11h agoGlobal leaders push for unified AI regulation as governance gaps widen
At the Global Digital Governance Summit 2025, leaders from the EU, India, and the US urged coordinated AI regulation amid rising data-privacy and model-transparency concerns. Delegates proposed a cross-border AI observatory and safety framework similar to financial stress-tests. Industry CEOs including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google backed global standards on compute usage and accountability reporting. The UN pledged to release draft AI principles by early 2026 to harmonize ethics, safety, and innovation.
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11h agoGlobal leaders push for unified AI regulation as governance gaps widen
At the Global Digital Governance Summit 2025, leaders from the EU, India, and the US urged coordinated AI regulation amid rising data-privacy and model-transparency concerns. Delegates proposed a cross-border AI observatory and safety framework similar to financial stress-tests. Industry CEOs including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google backed global standards on compute usage and accountability reporting. The UN pledged to release draft AI principles by early 2026 to harmonize ethics, safety, and innovation.
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Global leaders and tech CEOs called for unified AI regulation and cross-border safety standards at the 2025 Digital Governance Summit.
At the Global Digital Governance Summit 2025, leaders from the EU, India, and the US urged coordinated AI regulation amid rising data-privacy and model-transparency concerns. Delegates proposed a cross-border AI observatory and safety framework similar to financial stress-tests. Industry CEOs including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google backed global standards on compute usage and accountability reporting. The UN pledged to release draft AI principles by early 2026 to harmonize ethics, safety, and innovation.
At the Global Digital Governance Summit 2025, leaders from the EU, India, and the US urged coordinated AI regulation amid rising data-privacy and model-transparency concerns. Delegates proposed a cross-border AI observatory and safety framework similar to financial stress-tests. Industry CEOs including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google backed global standards on compute usage and accountability reporting. The UN pledged to release draft AI principles by early 2026 to harmonize ethics, safety, and innovation.
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Oct 20, 2025 • 11:29 IST