The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Summit in Paris, held on February 10-11, has opened a new chapter in global AI cooperation. This significant gathering, which brought together leaders from over 100 nations, has positioned France at the center of the global debate on artificial intelligence. The summit has drawn considerable international attention, especially with prominent figures such as Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Guoqing, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US Vice President JD Vance, and top executives from leading AI companies, including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Microsoft President Brad Smith, and Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

This year’s AI Summit is particularly crucial as it comes at a time of rapid advancements and intensifying competition in artificial intelligence. The involvement of diverse stakeholders underscores the importance of inclusive and cooperative AI governance. China, a major player in the AI race, has been a focal point of discussions. Chinese AI firms, such as DeepSeek, have gained global recognition, reshaping the landscape of AI development. DeepSeek’s innovative approach to cost-effective, open-source AI models has challenged traditional closed-source, high-investment paradigms, making AI technology more accessible.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s presence as a co-chair at the summit reinforces India’s growing role in the AI sphere. His visit to Paris was met with great enthusiasm, which he shared in a post on social media platform X, highlighting the strong reception he received. As a rising technological power, India’s AI ambitions align with its digital transformation initiatives, contributing to a multipolar AI governance........

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