India warns of the risk of AI misuse.

On June 17, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned that if artificial intelligence (AI) is not governed by appropriate safeguards, it could expose children to new risks, notably the risk of being exploited online.

Speaking at a G7 summit in France, Modi emphasized that AI is one of the most groundbreaking technologies ever created by humankind. However, AI policies need to be built on human-centered principles, ensuring that AI helps expand human potential, strengthen choices, and protect human dignity.

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He emphasized that in the digital age, no country can be completely secure in cyberspace if other countries remain vulnerable. He proposed promoting AI systems that are "secure from the design stage," where security is integrated from the initial development phase, rather than being added only after the technology has been implemented.

To realize that goal, Modi called on countries to develop common standards, testing frameworks, and legal testing environments for AI, similar to governance models in the civil aviation and maritime transport industries.

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