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Prime Minister Narendra Modi being welcomed upon his arrival at Calgary airport in Canada. (PMO via PTI Photo)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday called for close cooperation on minerals in the age of AI, saying that no country should use them for its own interests. He also said that the intensive energy demands of AI can only be met through renewable sources.
“Ensuring affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy is a top priority for India. To achieve this, we are focusing on solar energy and small modular reactors. We are also developing smart grids, energy storage systems, and green energy corridors to connect renewable energy production with demand centers,” he said.
He said: “We must adopt a human-centric approach. Everyone recognises the potential of AI. However, the real challenge is… ensuring that AI tools enhance human dignity and empowerment.”
“First, we must work towards governance at an international level that addresses concerns related to AI while promoting innovation. Second, in the age of AI, close cooperation in the areas of critical minerals and technology is extremely important. We must focus on securing and strengthening the resilience of their supply chains. We must also ensure that no country uses them solely for its own interests or as a weapon,” he said.
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