The biggest names in AI are gathering for a summit in India. Here are 5 of the biggest takeaways. (www.businessinsider.com)

At the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, major players in the AI field—including Sam Altman of OpenAI, Demis Hassabis of Google DeepMind, and Dario Amodei of Anthropic—discussed crucial issues shaping the future of AI. A key concern highlighted was the potential emergence of an "AI divide," as Google CEO Sundar Pichai emphasized the need to bridge access gaps in computing and training to ensure the benefits of AI are widespread. He called for governments to play proactive roles in both regulating and innovating AI technologies to improve public services. The summit underscored the urgency for global cooperation, with Altman proposing a governance model similar to the International Atomic Energy Agency to manage AI's risks collectively. DeepMind's Hassabis underscored the transformative potential of AI, asserting its impact could surpass that of the Industrial Revolution, while Meta's Yann LeCun pointed out the technological gaps in real-world applications like robotics. Amid calls for cultural inclusivity, Microsoft’s Brad Smith insisted that AI should be effective in all languages to support global needs, particularly in developing regions, where focused improvements could address pressing challenges like food security.