India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi (centre) poses for a group photo with AI company leaders at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi. (AFP pic)NEW DELHI : Dozens of nations, including the US and China, called for “secure, trustworthy and robust” artificial intelligence (AI) in a summit declaration today, criticised for being too generic to protect the public. “Advancing secure, trustworthy and robust AI is foundational to building trust and maximising societal and economic benefits,” it said. Saturday’s summit declaration struck a cautious tone on AI safety risks, from misinformation and surveillance to fears of the creation of devastating new pathogens. The next AI summit will take place in Geneva in 2027.

Source: Libya Today February 22, 2026 03:19 UTC