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Global Policy Statement
MPA releases a formal call for creator-centered AI policies worldwide based on summit discussions.
Summit Opening
The Global Impact Summit begins in Delhi with a focus on AI's role in the creative economy.
Policy Fireside Chat
Charles Rivkin and Ashwini Vaishnaw discuss the intersection of AI, trust, and talent.
Peak XV Partners, formerly Sequoia India, has signaled a massive $1.3 billion commitment toward artificial intelligence and deep tech in India. This move underscores a broader shift as global venture capital firms pivot away from traditional SaaS and consumer tech toward the burgeoning Indian AI ecosystem.
Columnist Rob Port argues that existing legal frameworks, including Section 230 and the First Amendment, are fundamentally unprepared for the challenges of generative AI. As machines transition from tools to content creators, the legal system faces an urgent need to redefine liability for deepfakes and algorithmic misinformation.
CompTIA has introduced SecAI+, a new professional certification designed to validate expertise in securing artificial intelligence systems and managing AI-related risks. The initiative aims to standardize security protocols as enterprises rapidly integrate generative AI into their core business workflows.
The Pennsylvania Office of Open Records has issued a landmark ruling that may shield AI-generated logs and conversations involving state officials from public disclosure. By classifying these interactions as deliberative or personal, the decision creates a new legal precedent for how generative AI tools are treated under transparency laws.
The global staffing industry is facing an existential threat as generative AI enables corporations to automate high-volume recruitment and executive search in-house. By slashing reliance on third-party agencies, firms are significantly reducing hiring costs while challenging the traditional commission-based business model of legacy recruiters.
Infosys has introduced its AI First Value Framework, a strategic methodology designed to help enterprises scale artificial intelligence from pilot programs to full-scale production. The initiative positions the IT services giant to capture a significant portion of an estimated $300 billion global AI services opportunity.
Motion Picture Association Chairman Charles Rivkin and Indian Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw emphasized the need for AI policies that protect human creativity and copyright. Speaking at the Global Impact Summit in Delhi, the leaders argued that AI should complement rather than dilute the creative economy.
Higher education institutions are undergoing a paradigm shift, transitioning from restrictive AI policies to integrating generative AI as a core competency for graduation. While some universities embrace AI as a mandatory skill, administrators remain cautious about its impact on student well-being and the digital divide.