Let us resolve to develop AI as a global common good.

Does India's GDP has ability to keep maintaining any kind of AI for really?? While its people are starving. Or not right??

Resolve to Develop Ai as a global common good .

India is going to build AI toilets 🚽

Global common good sounds noble, but unless India first secures its own strategic, economic, and technological edge, it risks becoming a contributor without becoming a leader.

Development of Indians university Saaaarrrr. Indian university was kicked out Saarrrrr. Global Humiliation saarrr.

#AISummit

Thanks @narendramodi Modiji! Lets launch a new institute for AI, and lets make it 50% reserved so that the best AI minds from India can go outside

The idea of the “Global Common Good” seems almost impossible in today’s money-driven world. From a materialistic lens, it may appear unrealistic or impractical. Yet, from a spiritual perspective, it beautifully reflects the deep wisdom rooted in our philosophy and culture.

Grand political narratives are often the loudest where actual capability is the quietest. Historically and anthropologically, this is modern "Cargo Cult" science. You cannot declare AI a "global common good" at the geopolitical podium while your academic institutions are busy ordering Chinese robot dogs online, removing the logos, and parading them as "indigenous research breakthroughs." Sociologically, a national ego built on white-labeling is a fragile illusion. True technological sovereignty cannot be drop-shipped😂😂😂😂😂😂

Every frame reflects leadership, technology, and the vision of an AI-driven state tomorrow. 👍✌️👍 #AIsummit #TransformingUP

We need to see more of this from global leaders not just vote me vote me

AI truly has the potential to become a global common good — but that vision will succeed only when access, opportunity, and participation are equal for every section of society. India’s youth, talent from rural areas, government colleges, and economically weaker students must be part of this AI revolution — not just a few elite institutions. Technology should reduce inequality, not widen it. Policy must ensure merit, access, and equal opportunity together.

AI as a global common good requires more than aspiration. It demands shared standards, ethical guardrails, transparent governance, and equitable access. Innovation must move fast. Responsibility must move faster. The challenge is not building AI — it is building trust around it.

Turning AI into a global common good will require deep collaboration between governments, industry, and academia especially on standards, safety, and equitable access.

Lol there is literally no shot bro, like all these people are successful capitalists I don’t think they have god or care to give away their products

Sir, Sam Altman was listening. His life is spun around open source for Open AI. Who is this tech leader that is developing code in secret?

A powerful and timely resolve. AI must not remain limited to a few nations or corporations, it should uplift humanity as a whole. When innovation is guided by ethics, inclusion and shared responsibility, technology becomes a bridge, not a barrier. If we shape AI with compassion and collaboration, it can truly serve as a global common good, empowering communities, strengthening democracies and creating opportunities for every citizen. The future of AI should belong to everyone.

A very important mandate. AI can really be useful for the common good of humanity. We are the dictator of that.

Oh my Gautam.........

A noble call for action. AI should indeed be a bridge that closes the global divide, not widens it. Making it a 'global common good' ensures that every nation, big or small, can reap the benefits of this technology for the betterment of society. 🌏🤝

It is absolutely imperative to have a common front on how AI will evolve in a few years time.

Design in India, Develop in India, Deliver to the World & Humanity 🙏🙏 Under your visionary leadership, Bharat is not just catching up in AI — we're shaping its future. Jai Hind!🇮🇳 #IndiaAI

Hey @grok did Indian university stole Chinese ai project?

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AI === Actually India

Yes Sir. Transparency + Responsibility.

Ji

Im afraid those are 2 things which are in short supply right now in the world: Common and Good

AI leadership will perhaps belong to these that invested the most capital in computing during the last two weeks. It’s likely not an endurance game, neither rewards early adopters. No rewards for last year efforts. Production of woke-free hardware, access to woke-free energy.

Absolutely! Collaboration and shared standards are key.

AI should be built as a global common good, benefiting all humanity, not a few powers. That requires shared governance, ethical rules, open access, and cooperation to reduce inequality and misuse.

AI as a global common good could bridge gaps and drive progress. What areas do you think AI can make the biggest impact in? 🤔