New Delhi hosts the landmark India AI-Impact Summit from February 16, attracting global elites whose insights underscore AI’s promise and perils, cementing India’s pivotal role.
Gabriel Sanchez Jinni from Buenos Aires flagged AI’s potency. ‘It revolutionizes society positively but disrupts employment and schooling,’ he cautioned. Estatic about the summit’s breadth—global luminaries and vast crowds—his visit exemplifies proactive involvement.
Ambassador Mariano Cosino applauded India’s orchestration. ‘A vital platform for AI leaders; kudos to the hosts,’ he said, noting Argentine state envoys learning onsite. It bolsters Argentina’s modernizing economy, balancing AI’s boons and risks.
Optimistic on bilateral ties—India as top-six partner—Cosino anticipates post-summit booms in trade and private collaborations.
Emanuel Garcia, science secretary, championed shared responsible AI paths. ‘Learn from India’s tech upskilling,’ he urged. Argentina must embed AI in education and production for massive gains, adapting legacy systems.
‘AI integration could transform our output,’ he forecasted, planning to action summit takeaways.
Pasi Toivanen of Nokia hailed India’s innovative verve. Long-haul visitor, he sees public-private alliances driving global progress. India’s Global South summit debut impresses, aligning with Norway trade accords emphasizing AI in maritime and beyond, with trade tripling ahead.
Echoing optimism, the event heralds collaborative AI futures led by India.