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Assured that access to AI tech once provided will not be cut-off: senior Indian official
U.S. assures India that access to artificial intelligence technology will remain secure, emphasizing innovation over regulation in AI development.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
US says in talks with India on Anthropic Fable model rollout - The Economic Times
India and the US are holding crucial talks on releasing advanced AI models, including those from Anthropic. Both nations are prioritizing a secure, gradual approach to ensure…
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scmp.com
Exclusive | US assures India over AI ‘kill switch’ as ‘Pax Silica’ expands to counter China
New Delhi says Washington pledged AI access would continue after Anthropic restrictions as the US-led initiative adds new members.
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US gives India assurance on access to AI technologies
India has received assurances from the US that access to AI technologies will remain open, according to a top official. New Delhi believes the AI sector still requires innovation…
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hindustantimes.com
US assures India technology access won't be revoked once granted: India’s IT Secretary S Krishnan
Highlighting the risks of excessive dependence on a single source of supply, Krishnan stressed the need for resilient and trusted supply chains. | World News
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
US won't abruptly deny AI access to India: Govt
NEW DELHI: The US has assured India that access to critical artificial intelligence technologies will not become a challenge for trusted partners, IT secretary S Krishnan said on…
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After Anthropic curbs, US reassures India on tech access
Weeks after Washington ordered Anthropic to pull its most advanced AI models offline worldwide, the US assured India that technology access, once granted, will not be abruptly…
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thehindu.com
Assured that access to AI tech once provided will not be cut-off: senior Indian official
U.S. assures India that access to artificial intelligence technology will remain secure, emphasizing innovation over regulation in AI development.