IIT Madras' Centre for Responsible AI (CeRAI) and IndiaAI Mission host a global conclave on December 11 in Chennai, focusing on safe and trusted AI frameworks ahead of the 2026 India-AI Impact Summit. Leaders will develop Global South resources, benchmarks, and governance models for ethical AI adoption.
The event features an inauguration on December 10 evening, followed by a hybrid Pre-Summit Forum and Safe & Trusted AI Working Group meeting on December 11 at IIT Madras. Under MeitY's IndiaAI Mission, it unites government, industry, academia, and civil society experts to convert AI safety principles into practical governance. Attendees include Tamil Nadu Minister Dr. TRB Rajaa, IIT Madras Director Prof. V. Kamakoti, and Working Group Chair Prof. Balaraman Ravindran.
Notable updates
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Inauguration sets stage for AI Safety Commons with shared Global South datasets and benchmarks
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Hybrid format enables worldwide participation in translating principles to adaptable regulations
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Key speakers drive discussions on transparency, fairness, and misuse prevention in AI
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Links directly to India-AI Impact Summit 2026 (Feb 15-20, New Delhi), India's first Global South-hosted event
Major takeaway
This conclave positions India as a leader in responsible AI, forging inclusive tools and policies that balance innovation with equity for emerging economies.
Sources: Press Information Bureau (PIB), The Tribune