Ah, Paris! The city of love, croissants, and now, apparently, artificial intelligence. Yes, you heard it right! The much-ballyhooed Paris AI Action Summit kicked off on a rather unremarkable Monday, with world leaders and tech titans descending upon the French capital like seagulls on a dropped baguette. Among the illustrious attendees were French President Emmanuel Macron and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who, in a delightful twist of fate, found themselves co-chairing this two-day extravaganza. Who knew AI could bring such high-profile folks together? đ€
Now, whatâs on the agenda, you ask? Well, the summit has three lofty goals: making AI accessible to the masses (because who doesnât want a robot in their pocket?), ensuring these systems are as dependable as your grandmaâs old clock, and establishing a global AI governance framework that includes everyoneâyes, even your neighbor who still uses dial-up. đ°ïž
As if that wasnât enough, the conference will delve into five riveting topics, including public service AI, the future of work (spoiler: it involves a lot of Zoom calls), and the ever-elusive trust in AI. And letâs not forget the global AI governance, which sounds suspiciously like a fancy term for âletâs all agree to play nice.â The piĂšce de rĂ©sistance? A foundation that evaluates AI from a public interest perspective, particularly for the Global South. Because nothing says âwe careâ like a well-meaning committee! đ
In a rather amusing twist, JD Vance, making his debut as Vice President, will join the likes of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Googleâs Sundar Pichai. Itâs like a tech version of the Avengers, but with fewer capes and more PowerPoint presentations. And letâs not overlook the upcoming India-China meeting at the summit, where Chinese Premier Xi Jinping has decided to send Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing as his special envoy. Because nothing says âletâs be friendsâ like a diplomatic envoy at an AI summit! đ€
Meanwhile, the organizers have scheduled the Second India-France AI Policy Roundtable, which sounds like a delightful gathering of minds, or perhaps just a bunch of people arguing over coffee. The Indian Institute of Science, along with various government bodies, is behind this shindig, aiming to evaluate global AI development through vital policy positions. Because if thereâs one thing we need, itâs more meetings! â
And just when you thought it couldnât get any more thrilling, India is gearing up for the global AI arms race. The government has handpicked 10 companies to procure a staggering 18,693 graphics processing units (GPUs). Yes, you read that rightâ18,693! Itâs like a techieâs version of a treasure hunt, with a budget of Rs 10,370 crore. Who knew AI could be so expensive? đ°
Among the chosen few are Jio Platforms, Tata Communications, and a host of others, all ready to provide GPU services. Itâs a veritable buffet of tech companies, each vying for a slice of the AI pie. So, buckle up, folks! The future of AI is here, and itâs being discussed over croissants in Paris. Bon appĂ©tit! đ„
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