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Sweden’s Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch has lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for steering India’s artificial intelligence strategy toward public welfare, calling it a model that balances innovation with social responsibility.
Her remarks come amid growing global debate over AI regulation, ethics, and equitable access to emerging technologies.
AI With a Human-Centric Focus
Speaking on India’s digital transformation, Busch said the Modi government’s emphasis on using AI for healthcare, education, governance, and inclusion reflects a commitment to the “greater good.” She highlighted India’s attempt to ensure technology uplifts society rather than deepening inequality.
According to her, India’s scale and diversity make its AI approach particularly relevant for the world.
India–Sweden Tech Partnership
Sweden sees India as a key partner in shaping responsible AI frameworks. Busch noted that collaboration between Indian and Swedish institutions could accelerate innovation while maintaining strong ethical guardrails.
Both nations have been expanding cooperation in areas such as clean technology, digital public infrastructure, and advanced research.
Global Implications of India’s AI Model
India’s focus on open digital platforms and affordable solutions has drawn international attention. From language translation tools to AI-driven public services, the country’s approach demonstrates how emerging technologies can be deployed at population scale.
Busch suggested that lessons from India could help other democracies design AI systems that are transparent and inclusive.
Leadership in a Rapidly Evolving Space
With AI development accelerating worldwide, political leadership plays a crucial role in setting direction. Sweden’s deputy PM said Modi’s vision shows how governments can guide innovation without stifling creativity.
She emphasized that trust, accountability, and public benefit must remain central as AI adoption grows. Sweden’s endorsement of India’s AI strategy underscores New Delhi’s rising influence in global tech governance. As Prime Minister Modi pushes for people-centric innovation, India’s AI roadmap is increasingly being viewed as a blueprint for aligning technological progress with societal good.
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