United News of Bangladesh

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Paris for a two-day official visit to France, where he is set to co-chair the AI Action Summit alongside French President Emmanuel Macron. The summit, which will take place shortly, aims to foster global collaboration on artificial intelligence (AI) governance, ethics, and innovation. Upon his arrival in the French capital, PM Modi was received with a warm welcome by senior French officials and representatives from the Indian community. Bimstec Summit: A meeting between Dr Yunus and Modi in the making? His visit marks another significant step in the growing strategic partnership between India and France, particularly in the fields of technology and digital transformation. The AI Action Summit is expected to bring together leading policymakers, technology experts, and industry leaders to discuss the responsible development and deployment of AI. With artificial intelligence playing an increasingly influential role in various sectors, both leaders are expected to highlight the importance of international cooperation in ensuring AI benefits all humanity while mitigating potential risks. Bangladesh issues may feature in Modi-Trump talks, hints India During his stay, Prime Minister Modi is also scheduled to hold bilateral talks with President Macron. The discussions are likely to cover a wide range of issues, including defence collaboration, trade, climate action, and joint research initiatives in emerging technologies. This visit follows a series of high-level engagements between India and France, reinforcing their long-standing diplomatic ties. Analysts suggest that the AI Action Summit could pave the way for deeper technological cooperation and new policy frameworks aimed at ensuring ethical AI development on a global scale. Source: News wirers

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